HPI Racing Savage XL 113367 Manual Upadate
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To break in the engine, start by running the engine at a rich setting for a few tanks of fuel. Gradually lean the mixture while avoiding full throttle to ensure all moving parts are properly lubricated and seated.
Regularly check the drivetrain components for wear and tear. Clean and lubricate the gears, and ensure all screws are tightened. Replace any worn-out parts like spur gears and differential gears as needed.
The engine stalling at idle could be due to an incorrect idle setting or a clogged fuel filter. Adjust the idle screw on the carburetor and clean or replace the fuel filter to resolve the issue.
To enhance suspension performance, consider using heavier shock oil or installing stiffer springs. Adjust the ride height and shock positions for better handling on different terrains.
Clean the vehicle thoroughly, remove all fuel from the tank and lines, disconnect the batteries, and store the Savage XL in a cool, dry place to prevent any damage or deterioration.
The glow plug should be checked for performance issues after every few hours of running time. Replace it if the engine becomes difficult to start, misfires, or if you notice a decrease in performance.
Poor throttle response can be caused by a lean fuel mixture, a clogged air filter, or a worn-out clutch. Check and adjust the carburetor settings, clean or replace the air filter, and inspect the clutch for wear.
Ensure the transmitter batteries are charged and correctly installed. Check for any frequency or channel interference, and re-bind the transmitter to the receiver if necessary.
Wobbling wheels can be due to loose wheel nuts or damaged wheel hubs. Tighten the wheel nuts securely and inspect the hubs and axles for any damage or wear. Replace parts if necessary.
To prevent overheating, ensure proper airflow to the engine by keeping the cooling head clean. Avoid running the engine too lean, and consider using a larger cooling head or an additional cooling fan if necessary.