MJXHYPERGO Parts

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Additional lights can enhance safety and aesthetics, making the car more visible to others and giving it a unique look.

Signs include excessive wear, cracking, or bending. Replacing it can improve power transmission and reduce drivetrain losses.

Front bumpers are usually made of durable plastic composites designed to withstand impacts and protect the car’s front end.

Signs include reduced runtime, slower charging, or the car not holding a charge as long as it used to.

Depending on the severity of the crack, you may be able to repair it using plastic welding or epoxy resin.

However, for severe damage, replacing the body shell is often the best option.

Adjusting the differential tightness, or preload, affects traction and handling. This is usually done by turning adjustment screws or rings on the differential housing.

No, the wheels of the MJX Hyper Go 14209 RC car are generally not interchangeable with those of the 14210 model due to potential differences in size, design, and compatibility with the car’s axle and suspension system.

The charging time for the MJX Hyper Go 14210 RC car’s battery with its USB charger typically varies between 2 to 4 hours, depending on the initial battery level and the power output of the USB source.

Signs of a failing motor in the MJX Hyper Go 14209 may include reduced power output, unusual noises, and overheating. Regular maintenance and inspections can help identify and prevent motor issues.

It’s not recommended to use a higher amperage charger for the MJX Hyper Go H12Y RC car’s battery, as it may overcharge the battery and cause damage. Always use the charger that is specifically designed for your RC car’s battery.

It’s recommended to service the differential in the MJX Hyper Go 14303 RC car every 3-6 months or after extensive use, depending on the driving conditions. This includes checking for wear, cleaning, and relubricating as needed.

The steering servo compatible with the MJX Hyper Go 14301 is the one specified by the manufacturer, ensuring precise steering control.

Possible causes include a faulty charger, incompatible battery, or dirty battery contacts. Check for compatibility, clean contacts, and test the charger with another battery.

Sagging shock absorbers may indicate worn-out seals or oil leaks. Check for leaks, replace worn seals, and ensure proper oil levels.

Oil leakage in shock absorbers could be due to worn-out seals or overuse. Inspect the seals for any damage and replace them if necessary. Also, check for any physical damage to the shock body. Regular maintenance and using high-quality oil can prevent such issues.

Check the servo connections for any loose wires or corrosion. Ensure the servo is receiving power and signals correctly. If issues persist, consider recalibrating the servo or replacing it with a compatible one.

This could be because the battery voltage is not properly input into the ESC, or the ESC switch might be damaged. Check the connection between the battery and the ESC, ensuring there are no loose connections or faulty plugs. If the switch is damaged, consider replacing it.