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He means to check the two connectors on the bottom of the motor after you have checked the fuse (if it had one). After that check your Tamiyas, if you look in the mail end and you see the "bullet" type connectors there, squeeze them together tighter with pliers. Everything seems to be in order, tho...

Star_folder wrote:If it's making no noises at all, then yes, it sounds like something has come disconnected. Check your fuse, check your motor. Those are the two most common breaks in the electrical system.

Don't have a fuse, so how can I tell for sure if a tamyia connector is messed up?

Explain "no response" Did the motor still click, still sound like it was trying to move? What battery are you using and when is the last time you used it. No response as in the trigger pulls, and there's no sound. no "click" or anything. I'm using 9.6v NIMH's (tried 3 different ones). Last used the...

A bit new the forum. Felix sent me here for help. Basically, I have the body of an AGM SCAR in which I had a Lonex drop-in gearbox installed, which has remained untouched since its installation. It has worked fine for the past few months, but just recently I plugged in a battery, fired two shots in ...