No I never had a dealer look at it, should have but didn’t. And the steering is pretty bad at slower speeds but it’s manageable. I plan to upgrade it one dayim outta talent, .... on this one
did anyone at dealer look at since its been a problem since day 1?
im with HondaTech - start with cables\take all grounds apart, clean\tighten
whats the power steering like with those 35's - ?
Smallest thing I got is 32s for it, but can prob round somn up. I definitely want to get somn going on the tune anyway so May go that way first. I’d rather just buy new than try to deal with cops anymore honestly that was the worst dealing Iv had in a while. I’ll prob just order from someone else and try a re learn also. If it needs clutch’s that’s ok,hopefully not but, I didn’t expect it to last forever with 35s but I woulda thought they would slip like the old pioneer did when it was time for themI mean just that. Basically slowly tearing something/parts up.
Id say get yourself another PV3 for it and try to get it back to stock. Or get ahold of cops.
Like @CID Said about your tires. You can do a clutch relearn but might be too late. If u have your stock wheels and tires, might want to throw them back on and start from the beginning and go from there
Yeah I’m sure it’s not the best on it. If it’s time for clutch’s I’ll go ahead and do the gr also, assuming they got the automatic working properly now, I haven’t looked into it in years. It would definitely be nicer although I stay in low all the time now so that may move me back to high, and be worse at times possibly, forgot about the re learn process untill someone stated it earlier. Hopefully that’s it, I would have thought the 35s would have worn the clutches to make them slip instead of stay locked up. But I’m not super familiar with how it works so my assumption doesn’t mean much lol35's Harder to start in gear than in Park - definitely time to re-initialize your clutch, the 35's have 'left a mark'. That's a lot of tire for our geared Talons without gear reduction IMO.
That it starts easier in Park than in gear implies that the clutch is dragging, whether it creeps or not. I understand your thinking on it should slip, not drag but sometimes we overthink things, trying to figure it out ahead of time (which is a part of troubleshooting, obviously). Remember the buggy has to be fully warmed up before doing the relearn.Yeah I’m sure it’s not the best on it. If it’s time for clutch’s I’ll go ahead and do the gr also, assuming they got the automatic working properly now, I haven’t looked into it in years. It would definitely be nicer although I stay in low all the time now so that may move me back to high, and be worse at times possibly, forgot about the re learn process untill someone stated it earlier. Hopefully that’s it, I would have thought the 35s would have worn the clutches to make them slip instead of stay locked up. But I’m not super familiar with how it works so my assumption doesn’t mean much lol
Yeah I definitely agree it’s dragging, seems like that’s whats causing it to stall out also, like it can’t slip when it needs to and just stalls. I just assumed that was something other than the clutch itself, but we all know what happens when you assume lol I’ll try that re learn as soon as I get a chance. Hopefully that’s all it is, and I’m not to lateThat it starts easier in Park than in gear implies that the clutch is dragging, whether it creeps or not. I understand your thinking on it should slip, not drag but sometimes we overthink things, trying to figure it out ahead of time (which is a part of troubleshooting, obviously). Remember the buggy has to be fully warmed up before doing the relearn.