Steering servo arm bolt...

[Neff]

Must of vibrated loose. Everything's intact except the bolt that holds the arm to the servo. Any special bolt I need? Anyone know the size or reccomend anything to make sure it keeps intact? It was the first run out. Had some fun....

 

[reppairman540]

M3x10 Most All Are The Same

 

[Neff]

M3x10 Most All Are The Same

Thank you sir. Do i assume it has a flanged head to rest on the arm indentation also?

 

[Silent_Chaos]

Red loctite on all screws

 

[Neff]

Red loctite on all screws

Ok... wasn't sure about loctite on that since it went Iinto the electronics. So thank you

 

[Silent_Chaos]

2 stroke motors vibrate every single screw on your truck.

A bit of red loctite on the screws will make ur life easier. Although unscrewing them may be a bit hard later on, but if you apply wd-40 or any other unscrewing fluid, with a bit of force you can unscrew it.

Either this or some people tend to use a lighter, fire makes the dry loctite to lose its characteristics. Some even use hair dryer.

In most extreme cases, If you want a screw to be eternally permanent, apply Alteco (super fast ultra strong adhesive) gg

 

[Neff]

Noted... Thanks Chaos!

 

[RampageHopUps]

Blue loctite, not red. You won;t be able to get the red out of there. I've never heard of using wd-40 to remove loctite.

 

[Silent_Chaos]

Blue loctite, not red. You won;t be able to get the red out of there. I've never heard of using wd-40 to remove loctite.

I do it all the time

Everybody uses wd40 to remove red loctite

 

[RampageHopUps]

I've never heard of that. Are you confused with Acetone?

 

[Silent_Chaos]

I've never heard of that. Are you confused with Acetone?

No, in fact some use Acetone, others wd40. Try it sometimes. It loosens it up

 

[reppairman540]

I Use A M3x10 Button head

 

[Neff]

Chaos...

post a quick pic of the side of that steering servo so I can see which kinda bolt head is supposed to go in the arm?