Brushless Motor Maintenance | Oiling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2018
- Brushless Motor Maintenance
**I was not paid to make this video, nor did I receive any discounts or free items. I just genuinely like certain products and wanted to share those with others**
After receiving requests from family members on Brushless Motor Maintenance, I made this video to answer questions and demonstrate how to take apart (if need be) and oil a few motors I have on hand.
This is in no way an exhaustive list, just the 5 motors I happened to have on hand.
Products shown in this video:
**Castle Creations SV3 5700KV**
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**Trinity Monster Max 17.5T**
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**Team Orion VST2 Pro 13.5T**
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**Tekin Gen 3 17.5T**
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**Leopard 9.0T 4370KV**
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you should put some rubber over the shaft before gripping it with pliears so you dont damage it.
it's not warped it's a thrust washer it's meant to be bent so I can take up extra space
josh smith, thanks for the info!
I wonder that too because mine look like that.
Great information, i'd like to see more.
Wtf does a beauty channel have to do with rc motors?!
Well done my friend!
The link for the Lepoard 9T is showing an item that is a 18 T or a 11.5 T
I have a Sonicwake 36 RC Boat and I was wondering how often I would have to oil the motor
Does this need to be done on drone brushless motors?
Hi, thanks for the video. Would it be okay to put lock tight on the screws?
If it didn't come with it from the factory I don't and if it did use the blue kind red is far too potent.
Are those special bearings like high speed bearings / ceramic or are they normal bearings?
Wouldn't it be the same thing if you just put oil inside of there and then spin it and then oil it more how I do it but I use three in one oil
How do repair zd racing motor......which is not working....can u explain in proper way ......sir
Price this motor
The thrust washer is supposed to be below the shaft spacer
Trent Hollifield, thank you!
Thx 4 the video! BADASS 😁 I've never oiled my shit but I think it's time 😂😂
Is lubricant the same thing as oil?
yes
What about cleaning the dirt out of the bearings first? The biggest cause in failure is a bearing packed with dirt, and this should be done at least after each day of running.
I recommend dropping the bearings in a small glass container full of lacquer thinner and stirring them around periodically. When they’re done, allow them to sit for a while until the thinner evaporates so when you apply your lubricant it doesn’t eat away at it.
@@thefriendlyteenager726 RPM makes a bearing blaster, some nitro force or other pressurized cleaner done in minutes.
@@paulsdrc wow I didn’t know that. Thanks for keeping the hobby fun!
That hurt in my eye's how u open thoose motor's. 😓
Hi man....what about Trinity motors....I am bout to by one ....How do you rate it ?
It's litteraly in the vid
Hey mate, what tools brand are you using
M.I.P. They are the awesome.
No oil around the poles or stater? I assume not seeing how you didn't do it..
Actually, now that I say that I realize that the stater doesn't even touch anything so it wouldn't make sense to oil it.
It’s all good, thanks for pointing out anything you see! I’m just sharing what I know, but I’m always trying to learn how to do things better
The bearings should be greased or replaced oiling them just flushes the old oil out. Much like wd40 does it can actually harm the motor.
I hear the cat in the background playing with the toys my cat got the same toys annoying at night
You can actually remove the shield off of either side of a bearing and oil the INTERNALS , then put the shield back on.......
That's how i would've done it.
I would just replace the bearings if i had to do all that. They are a couple bucks.
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That too... But since i know how.......
*wire strippers not pliers.
I got a good video on how to oil your brakes if anyones interested
Want to know a better and easier way of oiling the motor? Grab a small sized tupperware fill with any lubricant oil, rennet motor must be wired connected to esc and powered on. Then drown the motor and run it toward and reverse for 30sec and wala. Best way to oil your brushless been doing it for years
@Ed H. uh were did you get that information? I can't find anything on oil demagnetizing magnets.....
I have a 3652 400kv hobbywing brushless it runs good for about 3 to 5 mins then it want go have to cut it off back on to get it to go any suggestions on what it could be
Casey Wachsmann that sounds like it’s either overheating and your speed control shuts it down , could be from a bad bearing needing too much force to spin, or your esc/speed controller is junk. I would try to put your motor In another vehicle with another brushless esc and see if it’s the same case . That could tell you if it’s the motor itself or the speed controller making the motor slow down .
This is crazy ! All the oil attracting all he extra dirt and grime .
@@caseywachsmann4651 it sounds like the automatic thermal protection system is cutting it off so that your motor doesn’t kill itself. You should probably invest in a heat sink and a motor fan