Active Wing Stuck / Not Functioning
Lobusracer,
Thanks for keeping us informed. My RC-F arrives late this week and I am hoping that the wing fix will be known and published for my service cente to implement before I take delivery. Glad you have access to the TSBs and report them.
Thanks for keeping us informed. My RC-F arrives late this week and I am hoping that the wing fix will be known and published for my service cente to implement before I take delivery. Glad you have access to the TSBs and report them.
My wing was stuck for a month (had no time to take it to the dealer) and suddenly it got back to life by itself so far it's been a week and it goes up and down just like it used to be before not so sure what happened but it's all good now
The motor over torqued. The part replacement should be available within the next week or so.
I was able to keep mine raised. You just go in the settings and activate the rear wing, manually put it up, then go back to the settings and turn it off. Should stay up. That's how I've been Rollin for 2 months.
Happened to mine as well. The dealer just disassembled the wing and put it back together and it worked. No one has any idea why or what happened.
( this happened to mine quite awhile ago, before any service bulletin)
( this happened to mine quite awhile ago, before any service bulletin)
I just think it looks Better UP!
I kind of like the way it looks when it is up so even though mine got stuck in the up position, I was in no hurry to fix it. I finally went in for my 5000mi service the other day and they reset it so it is working again now.
Someone posted something about deploying it to the up position and then going into the config menu and turning the active wing function off to force it to stay in the up position all the time which I think I'm going to do.
Someone posted something about deploying it to the up position and then going into the config menu and turning the active wing function off to force it to stay in the up position all the time which I think I'm going to do.








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