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PorscheGuy964 05-02-2002 07:31 PM

self fixing Bit
 
Hey guys I haev some wierd news to share with you guys.

Ok my bit wasn't turning left only right. so I was talking to a bit guy and he said to take it apart to see what I could see.


SO before I was planning on taking it apart I drove it around, only turning right, but no left. So I grabbed my car after the battery died to see if I could fix it. When I picked it up I dropped!!! from like 4 feet or so. I was scared I had further broken my bit so I charged it. After the charge was done I went to drive it to see if anything else had broke. To my pleasant surprise IT COULD TURN LEFT!!! I guess when I dropped it it some how fixed it. I thought this was the wierdest thing, so I continued to drive it around for and hour or so, in astonishment that it was now fixed after I had dropped it.


so if your bit isn't turning left drop it on the floor!!! LOL!!! no don't do that I guess I was just lucky!!!

Wedginator 05-02-2002 09:03 PM

hey, i had the same experience with mine.... I was racing it on the chemistry lab benches when i realized i had no right steering.... i was coming to the end of the bench and i tried to turn right to avoid it... then oops it fell.... I picked it up and ran it again and the turning was cured....

But when i got home i opened up my bit (the steering area) and there were bits of metal stuff stuck on the magnet.... i removed it and the steering was like new.... I found out that even the tiniest peices of metalic parts stuck on the magnet can cause unwanted steering....


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