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Spoke to Warmoth.  The tech said that there should be 3-4 full turns in the truss rod.  He suggested that it would probably be OK to push past the stoppage.  It made me nervous, but it worked.  Thanks for the replies.

Yes, thank you.  I will do that.

Take into consideration that it was manufactured and shipped from Pacific Northwest in one environment to you wherever you happen to live.  There is bound to be subtle or significant fluctuations in humidity and temperatures.  More often that not, this is seemingly inconsequential, but on...

Thanks.  I guess my question, though, is, since it is a brand new Warmoth neck, shouldn't there be more play in the truss rod?  I tightened it less than 3/4 turn in total to get the proper neck relief.  Is this normal?  I am wondering if I should seek a replacement from Warmoth.

The truss rod on my new Warmoth P-Bass neck is fully tightened.  The set-up is good now with light gauge strings.  But if I switch to heavier gauge strings, or I need to tighten the neck in the future, I can't.  Is there anything that can be done about that? Thanks.