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Hello, I’ve had this SC90MAC for a while 6-82757 CP 9116. Unfortunately it doesn’t like to play well in a lashup with other engines. It also reacts slow to commands. I was wondering if the SD90S are built differently and not capable of matching speeds to SD60s or if my engine specifically is faulty. I currently have 4 TMCC SD90s on the way and am hopping that the 9116 will lashup fine with those. I have provided videos to show what I mean. Any input/advice will be appreciated. All engines also have oddesy on

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I don't think it's the momentum setting based on the jerky running, looks like something's actually amiss.

My top suspect is the drive nub on the bottom of the motor.  The twist-off trucks are famous for this breaking free of the motor shaft and losing motor drive.

It's easy to twist the truck off and check these, no need to remove the motor from the frame.

If they're loose, I clean up the shaft and drive nub and bond it with Loctite 660 Retaining Compound.  To do this repair, you don't even have to take the shell off.  Just be sure not to lose the coupling between the motor nub and truck, it's loose and is easily lost.

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I don't think it's the momentum setting based on the jerky running, looks like something's actually amiss.

My top suspect is the drive nub on the bottom of the motor.  The twist-off trucks are famous for this breaking free of the motor shaft and losing motor drive.

It's easy to twist the truck off and check these, no need to remove the motor from the frame.

If they're loose, I clean up the shaft and drive nub and bond it with Loctite 660 Retaining Compound.  To do this repair, you don't even have to take the shell off.  Just be sure not to lose the coupling between the motor nub and truck, it's loose and is easily lost.



Do you think it’s safe to run the CP in a lashup as is or is it to risky

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