B-Max4 Front Gear Box Service Replacement YOKBM302F by Yokomo  [YOKBM302F]

Yokomo BM-302F - BMax4 Front Gear Box
Price:
£10.70
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
YOKBM302F
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Front Gear Box — B-Max4 Service Part

This item is a replacement front gear box assembly intended specifically for RC-scale B-Max4 applications. It is supplied to replace a worn or damaged front gearbox while preserving the chassis configuration.

Identified by model YOKBM302F, the part restores original drivetrain geometry and the correct mounting points on B-Max4 cars. This is an RC component only and not designed for use in real vehicles.

Installation guidance: remove the front bulkhead or access plate as per your vehicle manual, move or inspect internal gears and bearings where necessary, confirm gear mesh and axial alignment before final torqueing, and use a light smear of appropriate grease on mating gears to prevent early wear. After installation, ensure servo linkages and drive shafts operate freely and perform a controlled low-speed check.

Maintenance and setup notes: swapping the front gearbox is a routine service that improves steering consistency and ensures dependable power transfer to the front end while making bearing replacement and gear mesh tuning straightforward.

Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some Yokomo items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.
Installing a correct YOKBM302F replacement reinstates factory mounting and alignment, which reduces drivetrain slop and yields more consistent setup outcomes across test runs.
Yes. Recheck gear mesh under slight load, confirm axial runout is within tolerance, and ensure bearings turn smoothly to prevent binding during normal operation.
Use a light RC-specific gear grease on mating teeth and a thin oil where bearings require it. Avoid heavy pastes that can attract grit and increase wear.

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