Futaba Servo Gear Set for BLS253 and BLS451 FUAS4149  [FUAS4149]

FUTABA BLS253 BLS451 SERVO GEAR SET AS4149 EBS3345
Price:
£15.79
Brand:
Futaba
Model:
FUAS4149
GTIN:
4513886304583
Condition:
Brand New
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Compatibility and parts verification

This kit is presented as a replacement for Futaba BLS253 and BLS451 servos and aligns with the model references shown in the title. It is intended to replace worn internal gears and restore correct mechanical engagement for reliable operation in model applications.

The content emphasises confirming compatibility and expected results after the swap. The listing mentions AS4149 and EBS3345 as associated references; verify those numbers against your servo's official parts list before purchase to ensure fitment.

Specifications

  • Item: Servo gear set
  • Material: Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number: FUAS4149, AS4149, EBS3345
  • Compatibility: Futaba BLS253, BLS451

Always confirm part numbers and spline counts prior to fitting to avoid mismatches, and keep spare gear sets for preventative maintenance and repairs.

Can I use these gears interchangeably between BLS253 and BLS451 units?

The kit lists compatibility with both Futaba models, but physical verification of spline count and gear profile during disassembly is recommended before swapping between units.

What should I compare to my servo parts list before ordering?

Match the listed model numbers FUAS4149, AS4149, and EBS3345 to your servo's service manual entries and inspect gear dimensions during teardown to confirm correct part selection.

Is special tooling required to fit these gears?

No specialised tools are generally needed beyond basic screwdrivers and pliers; careful handling and correct reassembly order are the most important factors for a successful fit.

If my parts list shows different numbers, what should I do?

If your servo parts listing does not reference AS4149 or EBS3345, consult the seller or manufacturer to avoid ordering incorrect components, and do not assume interchangeability without verification.

Will these gears fit older generations of the same servo models?

Compatibility can vary between production runs; always compare the internal gear geometry and part references rather than relying solely on model name to ensure compatibility with older units.

How to handle a parts mismatch discovered mid-repair?

If a mismatch is found during disassembly, halt reassembly, document the differences, and source the correct part codes before proceeding to avoid damaging the servo or other components.

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