turnergy 120 esc cooling

[ron1950]

bought a new turnergy120a esc.....went to pond to test it and ran 2 min and came in to check all temps...running warm so i test the water lines and blocked tigher then (fill in the blank). no water going through esc at all....tore it down and the aluminum cooling jacker on esc is plugged on side that doesent not have a drain plug..... metal rod goes in 1.5 inches on one side and 1 and a 1/4 approx in other side.....now how do i fix it ? a drill or what ....whatever is in there its stuck or blocking it tight......

[Make-a-Wake]

Drill it out the remaining 1/4" until you meet the back cavity

[ron1950]

thanks but i cant find a drill bit long enough...ill call hk and see what they say before i destroy it lol how do do the blue water input peaces come out ? are they glued in or what?

[Alexgar]

Screwed in I pull mine and drilled them alittle wider and added silicone on the threads

[ron1950]

drilling worked, had at least 1/4 inch i had to drill through......can u belave the p$%# poor quality control they must have in these esc's....i have read about others haveing troubles but have had good luck with most things i get from hk....guess i will start ordering esc's from osc and kentec from now on...at least i wont have to wait a month for something i have to fix just to use.....

[tiqueman]

What do you want for 50 bux Ronald. Will I still buy them, hell yeah, I love those little buggers....

A good tip is to ALWAYS check for flow, no matter what you change in your cooling system.

[Simon.O.]

A good tip is to ALWAYS check for flow, no matter what you change in your cooling system.

I check/test my cooling circuit before any run.
1. See if I have leaks
2. Ensure the circuit is open and clear

Just me, call me anal if I am

[ron1950]

scott...i hate it when your right lol