New MJX Hyper GO 14301 with faulty steering

A new MJX Hyper GO 14301 with a faulty steering. Turning maximum left and maximum right

[@FarmerFpv]

That is the servo saver being too loose.

[@brandonwynn9801]

I lost control of mine a couple times also. Don't know if gyro has anything to do with it or receiver

[@Lukas_911]

I have the same problem. If turn right the radius Is correct but when I turn left the radius is wayy too wider. That's drive me crazy and being a newbie I have no idea how to fix this issue 😢

[@brahminga]

I took the servo out and found it faulty even with a different controller. I had to contest the seller and I won a partial refund so I spent the money on a new RC and used the old one for spares. Probably not the news you want to hear :(

[@Lukas_911]

@@brahminga Hey buddy thanks for your reply. My hyper Is already quite abused 😁😁😁so I cant open a dispute. I think i will buy a new servo so I can practise a bit with repairs. I Just started to dissassemble the front part and 2 screws on bottom got the "+" totally ruined even using a manual screwdriver. The metal is soo soft 😱😱😱. I ordered a tool set to take off the damaged screws...It's a pity that some details turn out to be so cheap...
We will see how It Will end ...in worst case this Will become a donor rig.🥹

[@brahminga]

@@Lukas_911If you want to can google the flysky fs-g7p transceiver set. I bought one to have more options how to adjust the steering. It was within my budget and it's quite good. Watch some videos about it.

[@brahminga]

@@Lukas_911The car quality is a hit and miss. It's good that many parts are metal, but some parts could be better...

[@MyLz-Ahead]

Hey guys take her apart n put her back tight servo screw loose read the manual guys

[@RosamondDietrich]

The steering on mine is like that too, the front wheel seem to be toed out on mine

[@brahminga]

I wonder how to fix is as it's very annoying. Is it the servo or radio controller which is broken

[@chickenagogo]

​@@brahminga can you solve it right now? Trim it maybe

[@brahminga]

@@chickenagogo I found that the servo is faulty. Not sure what exactly is the problem with it, but I bought a new one and it behaves as expected.

[@benihamdani5871]

​@@brahmingaand now you just change the new servo ?

[@shadyhazza]

the servo saver is loose as for me. i tried to tighten it and killed the servo, so warning, replacing the servo requires it to run in reverse - so make sure you have an aftermarket transmitter that can switch steering, or get a reverse servo (i couldn't find a metal gear one).
the steering rack seems stiff in the middle, which could be by design, but you can see if the servo saver is kicking in when you least expect it