Yokomo BD-010PWC Replacement Pins and C-Clips for W/J Universal Joints  [BD-010PWC]

Yokomo BD-010PWC Pins/C clips for W/J universal
Price:
£1.56
Brand:
Yokomo
Model:
BD-010PWC
GTIN:
3888
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Service hardware for C-clip universals

These RC-scale replacement pins and C-clips are made for C-clip style double-joint universal (W/J) assemblies in BD7-style on-road drivetrains. The items secure the double-joint while allowing rotation and preventing axial movement, forming a simple but vital part of routine upkeep and repairs.

Use the components only on the chassis variants listed below where the C-clip joint is specified. When removing or fitting the C-clip and pin, employ fine pliers and avoid deforming the clip or bending the pin, as either will introduce driveline play.

When diagnosing driveline vibration, binding, or endplay, check these fasteners; replacing worn pins or fatigued C-clips helps maintain correct drivetrain alignment and reliable wheel response.

Compatibility

  • MRTC-BD715O
  • MRTC-BD715S
  • MRTC-BD715B
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.

Which chassis variants accept these pins and C-clips?

They are specified for use with the listed MRTC-BD715O, MRTC-BD715S, and MRTC-BD715B universal joints; do not fit them to other chassis unless the C-clip joint is explicitly called out.

Is special tooling required to fit these parts?

No specialised tools are necessary, but use fine-point pliers and steady hands to avoid distorting the clip or bending the pin. A magnifier and a bench vice with soft jaws can help for precise work.

Can improper fitment affect other drivetrain parts?

Yes. If a clip is not fully seated or a pin is bent, it can introduce axial play that stresses adjacent components and leads to uneven wear or handling inconsistencies.

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