Kraton K6s Steering

[trunkmonkey1]

Hey all,

I have no idea how to fix this issue. I have adjusted and replaced steering components as needed. Everything is literally new. But, I still have this issue. Basically, I get full click to one side, but not the other side. Any idea what this could be? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Ty.

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[Snowmandk]

Turn your servo 180 degrees, in the mount that is.

Pic for reference:

 

[trunkmonkey1]

Turn your servo 180 degrees, in the mount that is.

Thx. I'll try that.

 

[Tex Koder]

Turn your servo 180 degrees, in the mount that is.

Agreed.

@trunkmonkey1
Your servo is flipped.

 

[trunkmonkey1]

Turn your servo 180 degrees, in the mount that is.

Pic for reference:

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Nope. That did nothing. So, I put it back originally, and all is fine now. But, I have NO IDEA why. LOL

Thx guys for the input.

 

[Snowmandk]

Nope. That did nothing. So, I put it back originally, and all is fine now. But, I have NO IDEA why. LOL

Thx guys for the input.

Wait what, you put it back in facing the wrong way? Just look at the picture dude...
And at the angle of your link, that actually looks painful

Apart from that, make sure your pivotballs aren't too tight. Can you move the wheels easily without the servo connected?

 

[Garcbomber]

Disconnect the horn and ensure the servo has full range of motion, obviously you have the servo orientation flipped but you have something binding up your steering assembly. Acroman arm pinching/over-torqued the pillow balls to linkages. Without the horn attached you should have light force range of motion.

 

[trunkmonkey1]

Wait what, you put it back in facing the wrong way? Just look at the picture dude...
And at the angle of your link, that actua

I get what you are saying. But if it works, then what's the issue?

 

[Snowmandk]

I get what you are saying. But if it works, then what's the issue?

Aight, good point. I feel like the servo might be under a lot more stress because of the angle of the link.
The Raw500 can take it I’m sure, but it should work better in the intended orientation.

 

[trunkmonkey1]

Aight, good point. I feel like the servo might be under a lot more stress because of the angle of the link.
The Raw500 can take it I’m sure, but it should work better in the intended orientation.

Agreed. I changed it back, to the correct orientation, and it still works fine. Thx for your 2cents. it's appriciated.

 

[Senton_Prime]

There is some fundamental geometry behind this believe it or not, Im not the best with words but @Diem Turner could really fill you in on the basics!!