I bought these bearings on Amazon. Here are the links to both bearing sizes: TRB 5x16x5 Bearings (10) on Amazon: amzn.to/3hiz2my TRB 5x13x4 Bearings (10) on Amazon: amzn.to/2Q5GWV8
Thank you so much! That is the main reason I made this video was because I couldn't find any information out there on it anywhere. Thank you so much for the like and comment, it means a lot to me.
I replaced the front bearing using your guide. I bought the bearings that you linked to. Guess what happened. The new bearings broke within 30 seconds of driving. 😮 I bought a new motor, hopefully that one lasts longer.
My Big Rock stopped moving yesterday and I thought I was going to have to replace the motor but after watching your video I was able to determine my bearings are shot. You just saved me from having to buy a new motor. Thank you and just clicked that sub button.
Awesome!! If you ever lose steering, check the plug from the radio to the esc...I had that come loose one day and it was an easy fix, but almost overlooked it! Also, if you ever lose throttle after big jumps, check the 3 motor wires at the bullet connection, those sometimes come loose. Thanks for watching!
@@rcleesd Great information! I love how fun this hobby is, and I love the willingness of the community to help others. Wish I would of gotten into this sport years ago.
Thanks for the video! Just had the motor completely lock up on my big rock from what I assume was heat or dirt. One new ceramic bearing and we’re back in business.
It drives me crazy that they don’t give basic information like that, knowing we’re going to need it at some point. How hard is it for company’s to let us know the bearing sizes? I’ve spent hours looking up basic, easy for manufactures to let us know, information. Especially, new people like myself that know how to fix thing, just need a stupid size. Thank you for going through all that to save me and all of us time. Btw I hear lots of bad reviews because of the bearing issue on that motor, that’s why I looked before it happened. Super super appreciated!!!!
I felt the exact same way and was the main reason I decided to make the video as I couldn't find much on it, even here on UA-cam. Thank you so much for watching and commenting...I'm glad it helped!!
I appreciate this. My Typhon 3S V3 quit on me after a couple weeks with a failed bearing in the motor just as you have shown and replaced. I will be ordering these bearings as well for my new motor when it finally arrives. The original motor was so locked up, I couldn't remove the failed bearing. It was in shards.
Man, that's a bummer! I'm glad you found my video...keep an eye on that exposed bearing and replace when it gets worn and your new motor will last forever! Thanks for watching.
Just did mine in a new typhon v3 as a preventative measure as there are lots of reports of them disintegrating pretty fast although I suspect a tight mesh from factory is contributing a lot. Mine had a black rubber seal on and seemed perfect but hey ho it's done now, I put an SKF one in so hopefully that'll last a good while. TOP TIP- to get the old bearing out easily use the t bar from the wheel wrench and tap it down while holding the motor, comes out easy.
thank you for this video. saved me $90 instead of buying a new motor, I already have it taken apart and ready for the new bearing! I appreciate you! new subscriber!
I have 3 arrma 3s motors with the bearings locked up. I'm waiting for my new bearings from Ebay. I paid 20$ for 4 bearings! Wish I saw your video sooner. Can't imagine how many people bought a new motor because of a 2$ bearing!
Awesome video. My motor seized up. The pulled the rotor out and all the bearings just fell out. Now the hard part is taking out the outer ring of the bearing. Thanks for the video.
Good luck with that outer ring of the bearing. Try to heat up the casing (it's aluminum so should change shape quickly) by either leaving it in the sun for a while or a blow dryer. Then, try to cool only the bearing (ice, frozen nail/screwdriver) by touching it with the cold item. Let me know how it goes!!
I got it out. It was pretty simple. I used a 1/2-13 flat bottom tap. Screw in the tap like I was going to thread a hole. Made sure it bottom out. Flipped the motor 180 and hit it out with a punch. I'm not a guy who likes making videos but might try to post something up to help others too.
I bought a v3 big rock as soon as they came out and a week later the bearing ( large side ) exploded and locked the motor up. At the time I didnt know what the issue was. Arrma sent me a new motor same spec so I installed that and the old motor is sitting in my parts box. I did and would reccomend putting a small o ring on the shaft behind the pinion gear. It will keep dirt out. Just dont put more than one as it will cause the motor to drag against the end cap and will eventually burn up. I did this with the new motor and it has been perfect since. Thanks for the video! Great info.
Cant thank you enough for this video...thanks a BUNCH for all these precious informations now made easily available...arrma and spectrum should send a new truck your way just for this video...
Great information Lee!! Thanks for taking the time to lay it out in detail. All this information is critical to doing this hobby without just throwing money at your problems. Besides, there is a level of satisfaction knowing you were able to fix your own parts!! You the man Dogg!! Keep doing it don’t stop!!
Thanks for the video man! The same thing happened to my big rock v3 on the 4th run. Unfortunately half of the bearing is still in the motor and I can’t get it out but luckily horizon is sending me a new motor when they get off of back order 👍
Nice!! They just sent me the V2 motor made by Arrma and said they might not be able to get that spektrum one anymore (probably because the bearings keep failing would be my guess).
head on crash for the second time on my typhon and just found that rattle in the motor shaft, motor doesn't sound smooth and quite anymore, thanks for the video now i gotta wait for the bearings!
Great vid... after reading some comments on FB groups saying that this bearing change was difficult and then seeing this vid has me feeling great on how easy it is.. Great job man
Thank you. I never knew about the beveled side of the spacer. I recently checked my motor and the spacer was slightly chipped. I think it's because it was backwards. Replaced it the correct way with a spacer from another motor.
I am waiting on my replacement bearings. I had to make a Hook from a Small blade Screw Driver as a tool to remove the Rear Bearing.. Used a propane torch to heat the rear cap held by the Pliers.. Then I slowly pride the bearing out.. It was not easy.. I would love to see Bread Crumbs remove Yours...😂 I personally don't believe that at All..
Great video! I do repairs for a local hobby shop and ran into this bearing issue with one of the repairs. You saved me doing a lot of research. Thanks!
I see you did a wonderful work for changing the motor bearings especially the big one 5x16x5. For me I am still suffering from that. And I couldn’t fit it , so if you don’t mind to show me an easier way
Try heat and cold (freezer or sunshine) to expand the aluminum housing and try putting the bearing in a sealed zip lock bag into the fridge or freezer for an hour.
Great stuff new to your channel.I found answers thank so much.I was having a hard time myself,then i found this channel.Thanks for taking time to do the research and sharing it with us.See you on the next on.Stay Safe Stay Healthy
Very helpful post. My typhon motor froze up and horizon is shipping a replacement but I took my old motor apart And the same bearing was obliterated. Just balls and shards of metal...and grease of course 🙄. Can't get the race of the dead bearing to budge though.
It is very difficult. I believe the housing and cap are aluminum, so maybe try to heat it up and the steel bearing shouldn't expand as much as the aluminum, and you might be able to get the rest out. Good luck and thanks for watching!
I literally just had the same thing...motor seems to have went bad after 3rd week of driving it. How'd you get them to replace it? I did the email-ticket thing...
@RC Lee hey thanx for the link to bearings. My bearings were so bad well just the one in the nose that i couldn't get any numbers off of it , i got the number from the rear bearing and it ended up being to small when i took the race out and matched it up im in the process of repairing my motor only after about 9 or 10 runs and the bearing is blown out
My local shop didn't have the bearings in stock so I called arrma direct. I explained my motor was messing up and the internal bearings were shot. He said they know that motor has had known issues and did not have part numbers for the bearings. So instead they are sending me a new motor (and new steering servo cause I had to replace that 2 weeks ago) for no charge, even free shipping. I figured I'd post that information incase anyone else had the same issue. I'll get the bearings ordered on line and have a backup motor now.
@@rcleesd My bearing had a complete failure and came completely apart inside the engine. Getting all the broken pieces was easy, but getting the race out was a pain! The only way I was able to get the rest of the bearing out was to drill 2 1/16 holes on either side of where the shafts comes threw and use a small punch to tap it out. Once the new bearings come in and I get everything back together I plan on putting silicone over the holes to keep moisture and dust/ dirt out of it and this will be a backup motor. Think the silicone will work or is there something else I should use to seal it?
Thanks man!! Awesomeness.. I really do appreciate this video and your time that it took to figure all this out And to make the video!! Thanks for the link for the bearings!! Your a lifesaver my man!! Just ordered me a set ✅
Well thanks for letting me know. I could have swore that the new motors had the same size bearings and the old one has two different sizes. I think the one I ordered from tbr had all 3 bearings just in case. Well I hope lol.
Interesting, that may be the case, production has been crazy lately and companies are using what they can get these days. Let me know when you get it taken apart, if they are the same size or not. Thanks for watching!
This video really helped, but man that was a pain to do. The bearing really didn’t want to go in at all and it wouldn’t fully seat no matter what i did
Yeah, it is very difficult. I think heating up the aluminum slightly (to like 90 degrees) helps expand it a tad and can also help with removal...a blow dryer seems to be the most efficient and safe way to warm the metal. Thanks for watching and commenting!
No worries thank you so much. Got a question too ask? Where do you get those shims on back of the motor. You know the sad face things. I have another motor I'm fixing and now know why it broke on me. Thanks to your video. But I must have lost those when I took the motor apart a year ago. If could tell me what or part number would be great. Thank you!! ☠️💯🥃
@@skeletorrc2583 Honestly, I don't know where to buy them. My best guess would be to try to source something similar to those at a hobby shop or Home Depot. I doubt that Amazon would carry them, but possibly on Ebay. Maybe you could try to contact Spektrum directly, but I think you have to go through Horizon. Their solution would be to send a new motor though. Good luck and let me know if you find a solution!
I have found some on Amazon that come in a kit. 200+ different sizes. From 3mm too 30mm so we will see. Thank you for responding if they are it I will gladly sure the info with you. ☠️🧟
Wow! Thanks so much for sharing your discoveries! and explaining it so clearly and with such detail. A lot of videos are a "hey, look I did something amazing" and doesn't really cover how to do it yourself, so thanks for taking the time to explain it so other people can do it too. Guess who has a new subscriber? Who's the idiot who disliked this? Gosh, such disrespect for your hard work.
Thank you so much! After not finding any information about it here on UA-cam, I figured it would be worth the time to share the info. I am humbled and appreciate you taking the time to thank me for it. Thanks for watching!
Great video and very well narrated. Thanks for taking the time to make and post this video. It is really helpful as I'm in the process of rebuilding a motor and wasn't aware of the order and orientation of the rear washers.👍👍
I bought these bearings on Amazon. Here are the links to both bearing sizes:
TRB 5x16x5 Bearings (10) on Amazon: amzn.to/3hiz2my
TRB 5x13x4 Bearings (10) on Amazon: amzn.to/2Q5GWV8
You guys are awesome thank you
Thank you
Okay well when I tried to put the 5*16*5 in it was bigger
@@carolynhitt1916 V3 has the big and small bearing....V1 and V2 have two of the smaller bearings.
@@rcleesd okay so I must have a piece of bearing stuck in the end of the motor how do I get it out
Thank you! I almost never like videos but your's deserves it. Only place to find this info!
Thank you so much! That is the main reason I made this video was because I couldn't find any information out there on it anywhere. Thank you so much for the like and comment, it means a lot to me.
YOU EXPLAIN THINGS EXTRAORDINARY WELL and I don’t care about my caps I want everyone to see this comment!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it!
I replaced the front bearing using your guide. I bought the bearings that you linked to. Guess what happened. The new bearings broke within 30 seconds of driving. 😮 I bought a new motor, hopefully that one lasts longer.
What a bummer! These rcs tend to get a lot of dirt and sand in them quickly. Can I ask what you were running on? Clay, grass, asphalt, dirt, sand?
Man your video helped me avoid such a headache! You explained everything in perfect detail! Thank you!!
I'm so glad that it helped, thank you for watching!
Helpful video.. rc shop was pushing new motor but all I needed was a new shaft side bearing
Awesome! Glad it helped!!
Man I wish I would've found this in the summer...but I can now save that old motor. Thank You
You're welcome!!
My Big Rock stopped moving yesterday and I thought I was going to have to replace the motor but after watching your video I was able to determine my bearings are shot. You just saved me from having to buy a new motor. Thank you and just clicked that sub button.
Awesome!! If you ever lose steering, check the plug from the radio to the esc...I had that come loose one day and it was an easy fix, but almost overlooked it! Also, if you ever lose throttle after big jumps, check the 3 motor wires at the bullet connection, those sometimes come loose. Thanks for watching!
@@rcleesd Great information! I love how fun this hobby is, and I love the willingness of the community to help others. Wish I would of gotten into this sport years ago.
@@corymra Me too. It really has been an awesome way to connect to others in thee hobby during this virus stuff.
Thank you soo much! I really didn’t want to pay 104.99 for a new one. You’ve earned a new subscriber
I'm glad it helped, thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video! Just had the motor completely lock up on my big rock from what I assume was heat or dirt. One new ceramic bearing and we’re back in business.
Good to hear you got it back up and running! Thanks for watching!
It drives me crazy that they don’t give basic information like that, knowing we’re going to need it at some point. How hard is it for company’s to let us know the bearing sizes? I’ve spent hours looking up basic, easy for manufactures to let us know, information. Especially, new people like myself that know how to fix thing, just need a stupid size. Thank you for going through all that to save me and all of us time. Btw I hear lots of bad reviews because of the bearing issue on that motor, that’s why I looked before it happened. Super super appreciated!!!!
I felt the exact same way and was the main reason I decided to make the video as I couldn't find much on it, even here on UA-cam. Thank you so much for watching and commenting...I'm glad it helped!!
I made them send me another motor for free they got a 2 year warranty..I'm fixing to see if new bearings fixes the original motor
I like your little plant container...
Thanks!!
I appreciate this. My Typhon 3S V3 quit on me after a couple weeks with a failed bearing in the motor just as you have shown and replaced. I will be ordering these bearings as well for my new motor when it finally arrives. The original motor was so locked up, I couldn't remove the failed bearing. It was in shards.
Man, that's a bummer! I'm glad you found my video...keep an eye on that exposed bearing and replace when it gets worn and your new motor will last forever! Thanks for watching.
Same thing happened to my big rock!
Just did mine in a new typhon v3 as a preventative measure as there are lots of reports of them disintegrating pretty fast although I suspect a tight mesh from factory is contributing a lot.
Mine had a black rubber seal on and seemed perfect but hey ho it's done now, I put an SKF one in so hopefully that'll last a good while.
TOP TIP- to get the old bearing out easily use the t bar from the wheel wrench and tap it down while holding the motor, comes out easy.
Awesome! Thanks for the tip to get the old bearing out!
Nothing online...you ain't joking. I plugged the p/n into ARRMA and got no listing for this motor. Thanks for the research and the video.
Thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate it and glad if it helped in any way!
thank you for this video. saved me $90 instead of buying a new motor, I already have it taken apart and ready for the new bearing! I appreciate you! new subscriber!
Thanks for subscribing, I'm glad it helper! Stay tuned for more!
Sound research and how to, clearly explained. Thanks!
🙏 Thank you!
thanks man you made my bad day a little better....
Glad I could help!!
you are singlehandedly doing the rc god's work for us bless u
🙏 Thank you!
I have 3 arrma 3s motors with the bearings locked up. I'm waiting for my new bearings from Ebay. I paid 20$ for 4 bearings! Wish I saw your video sooner. Can't imagine how many people bought a new motor because of a 2$ bearing!
Those dang motors! That's why I decided to make this video, it seems to be a very common issue!
Awesome video, just what I was looking for!
You're welcome!
Awesome video. My motor seized up. The pulled the rotor out and all the bearings just fell out. Now the hard part is taking out the outer ring of the bearing. Thanks for the video.
Good luck with that outer ring of the bearing. Try to heat up the casing (it's aluminum so should change shape quickly) by either leaving it in the sun for a while or a blow dryer. Then, try to cool only the bearing (ice, frozen nail/screwdriver) by touching it with the cold item. Let me know how it goes!!
Thanks for the tip. I will give it a try and let you know.
I got it out. It was pretty simple. I used a 1/2-13 flat bottom tap. Screw in the tap like I was going to thread a hole. Made sure it bottom out. Flipped the motor 180 and hit it out with a punch. I'm not a guy who likes making videos but might try to post something up to help others too.
@@xiong2moua Awesome!!
I have the same V3 Granite and never thought about doing that. Great job on your research. I'm definitely subscribing. 👍
Thank you!!
@rclee6 You're welcome sir.
I bought a v3 big rock as soon as they came out and a week later the bearing ( large side ) exploded and locked the motor up. At the time I didnt know what the issue was. Arrma sent me a new motor same spec so I installed that and the old motor is sitting in my parts box. I did and would reccomend putting a small o ring on the shaft behind the pinion gear. It will keep dirt out. Just dont put more than one as it will cause the motor to drag against the end cap and will eventually burn up. I did this with the new motor and it has been perfect since. Thanks for the video! Great info.
Thats a great idea about the o ring! Thanks for commenting and sharing.
Great video man! No B.S. just straight technical data to help get the job done. Really appreciate this
Thank you 🙏
Great video mate, saved me the time looking for bearing sizes and part numbers etc props👌
Thank you for watching!
Cant thank you enough for this video...thanks a BUNCH for all these precious informations now made easily available...arrma and spectrum should send a new truck your way just for this video...
You are very welcome!!
A smiley face down is a frown 🙁. Excellent video! It was VERY helpful! I don't have this exact motor, but I think this will help.
I'm glad it helped!! Thanks for watching!
Great information Lee!! Thanks for taking the time to lay it out in detail. All this information is critical to doing this hobby without just throwing money at your problems. Besides, there is a level of satisfaction knowing you were able to fix your own parts!! You the man Dogg!! Keep doing it don’t stop!!
Thank you so much!!
This is such a valuable video. Tnx so much I just bought my bearings.
Awesome! I'm glad it helped!!
Thanks for the video man! The same thing happened to my big rock v3 on the 4th run. Unfortunately half of the bearing is still in the motor and I can’t get it out but luckily horizon is sending me a new motor when they get off of back order 👍
Nice!! They just sent me the V2 motor made by Arrma and said they might not be able to get that spektrum one anymore (probably because the bearings keep failing would be my guess).
@@rcleesd yeah they might send me one as well because it’s been a month since it’s happened
RC LEE, THANK YOU....👍
You are welcome!
head on crash for the second time on my typhon and just found that rattle in the motor shaft, motor doesn't sound smooth and quite anymore, thanks for the video now i gotta wait for the bearings!
Thanks for watching!
Love the details. Thanks for taking the time ✌
You are absolutely welcome!!
Great vid... after reading some comments on FB groups saying that this bearing change was difficult and then seeing this vid has me feeling great on how easy it is..
Great job man
Thank you!
Thank you. I never knew about the beveled side of the spacer. I recently checked my motor and the spacer was slightly chipped. I think it's because it was backwards. Replaced it the correct way with a spacer from another motor.
Awesome, glad it helped!!
You have given me information on everything I cant find and delivered it in the most helpful manner! Much obliged partner!
I'm glad I could help!
I am waiting on my replacement bearings. I had to make a Hook from a Small blade Screw Driver as a tool to remove the Rear Bearing.. Used a propane torch to heat the rear cap held by the Pliers.. Then I slowly pride the bearing out.. It was not easy..
I would love to see Bread Crumbs remove Yours...😂
I personally don't believe that at All..
I definitely didn't do the bread crumb method, haha.
Great video! I do repairs for a local hobby shop and ran into this bearing issue with one of the repairs. You saved me doing a lot of research. Thanks!
Glad it helped!!
You can use a thick grease also instead of bread crumbs. It's an old trick for removing pilot bearings from a crank shaft. Thanks for the good vid!
Good idea! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your video. I no longer have a headache about my busted RC Big Rock lol. Subscribed!!
I'm glad that it helped!!
Thank you. I have my senton blx v3 apart cleaning, relube and inspection. I was wondering about this.
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Thanks man. Even though it's pretty simple it's still nice to have a vid to watch.
You are very welcome, thanks for watching!
Thanks so much, I was going to buy a new engine. Thanks
I'm glad you found the video!
Huge help in replacing my motor bearings! Thank you!
You're welcome!!
Thanks for this video. My brand new Vorteks burned out the bearing after 4full 3s packs.
That's a bummer, glad the video helped. Thanks for watching!
Great info... subscribed now
Awesome!
Awesome video bud. This is great info to have when the time comes. Definitely saving this one.
For sure!
I see you did a wonderful work for changing the motor bearings especially the big one 5x16x5. For me I am still suffering from that. And I couldn’t fit it , so if you don’t mind to show me an easier way
Try heat and cold (freezer or sunshine) to expand the aluminum housing and try putting the bearing in a sealed zip lock bag into the fridge or freezer for an hour.
Same boat for me I have 2 both same issue great video thank you for sharing
I'm glad it helped, thanks for watching!
Thank you man I just bought arrma v3 when I do need to replace those now I know how so I appreaciate your knowledge.👍
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the bearing dimensions.. greatly appreciated
You are welcome, glad it helped!
Great stuff new to your channel.I found answers thank so much.I was having a hard time myself,then i found this channel.Thanks for taking time to do the research and sharing it with us.See you on the next on.Stay Safe Stay Healthy
Thank you so much, that's why I make these videos and I appreciate the feedback!
Very helpful post. My typhon motor froze up and horizon is shipping a replacement but I took my old motor apart And the same bearing was obliterated. Just balls and shards of metal...and grease of course 🙄. Can't get the race of the dead bearing to budge though.
It is very difficult. I believe the housing and cap are aluminum, so maybe try to heat it up and the steel bearing shouldn't expand as much as the aluminum, and you might be able to get the rest out. Good luck and thanks for watching!
Absolutely extremely helpful thank you for taking your time to find the information and share it with us just ordered my bearings thank you👍👍👍
I'm glad it helped, thanks for watching Luni!
Very intresting!!thanks a lot .davvero interessante ed istruttivo un corso breve di meccanica
Grazie mille!
My Vorteks bearing went out only after 3 weeks from purchase date. Luckily Horizon is sending me a replacement for free.
Bummer, glad to hear Horizon is replacing it!
I literally just had the same thing...motor seems to have went bad after 3rd week of driving it. How'd you get them to replace it? I did the email-ticket thing...
Thanks for the info mine just went out and I also couldn't find anything on the motor .
No problem, hope this helped!
@RC Lee hey thanx for the link to bearings. My bearings were so bad well just the one in the nose that i couldn't get any numbers off of it , i got the number from the rear bearing and it ended up being to small when i took the race out and matched it up im in the process of repairing my motor only after about 9 or 10 runs and the bearing is blown out
No problem! Bummer it went out after only 10 runs. Thanks for watching!
Pretty cool thanks for the info 🤘😬🍻
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Thank you my man! Video helped out alot. Ended up pulling my motor back out.
Glad it helped!!
Told the wife I'd stop at 7 RC's. Just the body alone! The smaller tires probably help with handling!
For sure! Seven RCs is a good number. 👍
My local shop didn't have the bearings in stock so I called arrma direct. I explained my motor was messing up and the internal bearings were shot. He said they know that motor has had known issues and did not have part numbers for the bearings. So instead they are sending me a new motor (and new steering servo cause I had to replace that 2 weeks ago) for no charge, even free shipping. I figured I'd post that information incase anyone else had the same issue. I'll get the bearings ordered on line and have a backup motor now.
That is great news! Thank you so much for sharing that information, I appreciate it!
@@rcleesd My bearing had a complete failure and came completely apart inside the engine. Getting all the broken pieces was easy, but getting the race out was a pain! The only way I was able to get the rest of the bearing out was to drill 2 1/16 holes on either side of where the shafts comes threw and use a small punch to tap it out. Once the new bearings come in and I get everything back together I plan on putting silicone over the holes to keep moisture and dust/ dirt out of it and this will be a backup motor. Think the silicone will work or is there something else I should use to seal it?
@@corymra hmmmm, that's a good question...I guess silicone would be best.
You did great explaining everything, my new bearings from trb rc just came in, so I'm about to tackle the rebuild
Awesome! Good luck!!
@@rcleesd turned out flawless, much quieter and probably 10% faster
@@phillipgardner5836 Glad to hear it!
Thanks man!! Awesomeness.. I really do appreciate this video and your time that it took to figure all this out And to make the video!! Thanks for the link for the bearings!! Your a lifesaver my man!! Just ordered me a set ✅
Awesome! I'm so glad it helped, thanks for watching and letting me know that you liked it! 👍
Excellent information here . Thanks
My pleasure. Thank you for watching!
I appreciate this video so much. thank you!
I'm glad it helped, thank you for watching!
Thanks for this! Great info!!
You are very welcome, I hope it helped!!
Very informative thanks bro
You're very welcome!
Thanks for the info. Like u said there’s no info out there about Spektrum.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching.
Excellent video my friend!! My senton is locked up and I didn't know why. This video was incredibly helpful. You got my sub and the like man ❤️🤘
Thank you so much!!
Well thanks for letting me know. I could have swore that the new motors had the same size bearings and the old one has two different sizes. I think the one I ordered from tbr had all 3 bearings just in case. Well I hope lol.
Interesting, that may be the case, production has been crazy lately and companies are using what they can get these days. Let me know when you get it taken apart, if they are the same size or not. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your help.
You're welcome!
Very clear video. Much appreciated, thanks
You are very welcome!
Good knowledge, that’s for sharing
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Thank. You!
You are very welcome!
Great video sir. Appreciate the time and effort that went into making this video. Saved me 100 pounds so will defo subscribe.
I'm glad it helped, thanks for watching and subscribing!
This video really helped, but man that was a pain to do. The bearing really didn’t want to go in at all and it wouldn’t fully seat no matter what i did
Yeah, it is very difficult. I think heating up the aluminum slightly (to like 90 degrees) helps expand it a tad and can also help with removal...a blow dryer seems to be the most efficient and safe way to warm the metal. Thanks for watching and commenting!
An excellent and informative video! Thank you!!
Thank you!! I appreciate it 👍
Thanks dude I appreciate the attention to detail
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Great video!! Thank you!!
Thanks for watching!!
Thank you so much
You are very welcome!
Great!!! Thank you so much !!
Thanks for watching!
Great information, keep it up!
Thank you!
Cheers mate!
Thanks for watching!!
Amazing video! This info is gold !!
Thank you!!
Very helpful. Thank you!! 🧟
Thanks for watching, glad it helped!
No worries thank you so much. Got a question too ask? Where do you get those shims on back of the motor. You know the sad face things. I have another motor I'm fixing and now know why it broke on me. Thanks to your video. But I must have lost those when I took the motor apart a year ago. If could tell me what or part number would be great. Thank you!! ☠️💯🥃
@@skeletorrc2583 Honestly, I don't know where to buy them. My best guess would be to try to source something similar to those at a hobby shop or Home Depot. I doubt that Amazon would carry them, but possibly on Ebay. Maybe you could try to contact Spektrum directly, but I think you have to go through Horizon. Their solution would be to send a new motor though. Good luck and let me know if you find a solution!
I have found some on Amazon that come in a kit. 200+ different sizes. From 3mm too 30mm so we will see. Thank you for responding if they are it I will gladly sure the info with you. ☠️🧟
Super helpful video. Thanks!
I'm glad it helped!!
Exactly what I needed help with, you Legend
Thank you!
Very helpful thank you.
Glad it helped, thanks for watching!
Wow! Thanks so much for sharing your discoveries! and explaining it so clearly and with such detail. A lot of videos are a "hey, look I did something amazing" and doesn't really cover how to do it yourself, so thanks for taking the time to explain it so other people can do it too. Guess who has a new subscriber?
Who's the idiot who disliked this? Gosh, such disrespect for your hard work.
Thank you so much! After not finding any information about it here on UA-cam, I figured it would be worth the time to share the info. I am humbled and appreciate you taking the time to thank me for it. Thanks for watching!
@@rcleesd totally. Good info and well put together. Audio was good too. No complaints. Gotta give credit where its due.
Great video and very well narrated. Thanks for taking the time to make and post this video. It is really helpful as I'm in the process of rebuilding a motor and wasn't aware of the order and orientation of the rear washers.👍👍
@@danstew100 Thanks for watching!
Good stuff man, great info!
Thank you!
Fantastic video and very helpful.
Thanks for watching, I'm glad it helped!
🇺🇸 Thanks buddy
You're welcome!
Definitely a great video ,thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thank you you were a lot of help once again thank you
No problem, glad it helped!
Great Content🤛🏾
Thank you!!
@@rcleesd I Opened My Motor And The Bearings Was Good But The Rotor Was Busted So I Just Ordered A New Motor Cause I Couldn't Find That Part To Fit
@@jackofallmasterofone8940 thanks for the update, hope it's going well!
Good job. Really nice video. Two thumbs up Thank you
Thank you!
Thank man!!
You're very welcome!
Nice vid due...helpful👌👌👌
You're welcome!
thank you for this video. it's very helpful.
You are very welcome, glad it helped!