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I have a 1994 Lexus 300 GS. I have been told that My wheel bearings are bad.. I drove it anyway and one day I heard a pop and now my power steering is not working? I can start it and drive I just can't turn the wheel very well. I tried power steering fluid, and the belt is ok. Can it be the pump or just the wheel bearings or maybe both? I did not know if the wheel bearings had anything to do with the power steering?
No way .. No. Wheel bearings and power steering not connected at all. You need to get the hydraulics of the power steering replaced, costly affair that one. Don't risk driving with worn out wheel bearings. Sell the car if repairs are too expensive. Considering its a Lexus, it has to be expensive, no matter which part of the world you're in.
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High speed, cold heading machines take a wire or rod feed, chop it to length and cold forge a ball to fairly close limits of size and sphericity. Basically this is done by taking a cut slug of the right volume and bonking it between two hemispherical dies. Then there are grinding and lapping machines, and the final balls are selected for matching sizes.
Need 3 5/8 closed end bearings.
Check okorder . They'll have what you need if you can navigate your way through their enormous on-line catalog to find it. You'll need a credit card to place an order. These folks must be the world's largest engineering supply company. You want pillow bearings for a 3 5/8 shaft? They won't be cheap. Why would anyone want a closed end linear bearing -- sounds like an oxymoron. Seems I have more questions than answers.
what can i use 2 clean longboard/skateboard bearings besides acetone?
Your toung.
Wich 1s should i use and why?
Abec isn't a brand you morons, it's a rating system. I've skated a few Rush Abec 5's before, they were really smooth bearings but they didn't last as long as some bearings I've had in the past. The only Blind Lifetakers I know of was a series of wheels they brought out about a decade ago, and they were horrible haha. If they are now doing bearings under the same name, I haven't tried them out. However Dwindle products (Blind, Almost, Enjoi, etc) have been great quality recently, so they might be worth a try. I'm sorry that wasn't much help on your decision, but with a lot of things in skateboarding, you have to try them out for yourself to see if you like them personally, as different people like different things. I personally skate Bones Super Swiss, they are expensive but a set usually lasts me about 2 years, so they are worth the money in the long run.
i was just wondering how many ball bearings like the ones from skatebords i could jam into my eurethra. iveed other things like beads and small seeds but i was just wondering if ball bearings felt as good and if they were easy tto get out. im really strugling here guys please help i dont want to hurt myself.
I would probably say around 3-4 (Small Ball Bearings) if i was in your currant situation i would use Vaseline to lube up your Urethra first this also will make the skin slightly more flexable inside and arround the Uethra, It could also be a good idea to measure the size of the Initial hole/opening and only putting ball bearings down there which you are comfortable with. When trying to extract the Ball Bearing i would put slight pressure on the Uethra behind ALL the Ball Barings and trying to slowly but comfortably squeeze them back out. If you cann'ot squeeze ALL the Ball'Bearings out after a few tries you should go to the Closest Hospital and tell them your EXACT situation.
if someone has the LUCKY ABEC 7 bearings.....the black part/side of it and the silver side of it....which one goes outward? does it matter? if it does... please tell me how because i dont want to screw up my board. THE ONE FROM ZUMIEZ... with the green/silver/black tin
Silver out it does matter because you dont want dirt getting in your bearing and f-ing them up. Spacers are seperate from the bearing their just little cilindrical tubes.The easiest way to put bearings on is to put your bearing on the truck your wheel then press down on the wheel same for the other side.
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You could get Red Bones Bearings, or my personal favorite that I think are much better than reds, Bones Swiss Labrynth Bearings. But any of the Bones are good.