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Old 14-05-2010
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Hi All,
I started my Cougar build last night and it is such a great car to build, everything went together so smoothly. But then I stopped at the Gear box.
Are there any tips on getting the gear box to run smoothly?
I have currently just installed the two inner gears in the gearbox and mounted it onto the car.

I have read about running it in and have tried to run it in on a dremel for a few min on low and it did help a bit but still sticks on one side. Another tip was to file small amounts from the plastic gear to free up the sticking side.

Just wondering should I just keep running it in or pull it down and start with the file, any other tips?
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Take a sharp knife to it and cut away excess material till it runs smooth. Also back the screws off on the gearbox a turn or two.
This is what was done to mine by Mr Moore
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when first assembled the transmission may have small tight spots. this is normal and will quickly run in to give a smooth accurate gear mesh after the first few runs. We do not reccomend cutting the gears away or running the transmission screws loose.

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yes, wen you drive 2pack's it wil turn verry nice.
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Thanks guys, just wanted to make sure before I did any drastic.
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