can i use this to test for endplay?
03-13-05, 10:47 PM
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No one here likes you OR YOUR THREAD! LEAVE AND NEVER RETURN!
Jk, but I dunno, free bump for you though, hopefully someone would be kind enough to answer.
Jk, but I dunno, free bump for you though, hopefully someone would be kind enough to answer.
03-13-05, 10:53 PM
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Look at Karack, he always comes through at the end! Gees, what a nice guy.
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03-14-05, 12:05 AM
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Jacob, All you need is any type of caliper that can accuratly measure the difference of your end play. I used the 'other' end of my calipers. There is that little peices that comes out as you open it. just use one of those to measure.
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You could use that. I'm curious. What is that used for??? It's a dial indicator of some sort, that we can see. Does it have a magnetic base? Or is it used for sliding over surfaces to look for irregularities? OR??
I did a web search for STAMA but only come up with a manufacturing firm in
Germany and it dealt with end mills etc.
I use a dial indicator with a magnetic base and attach it to the flywheel with the *indicator* touching the rear housing. Then shove back and forth on the flywheel while looking at the indicator.
I did a web search for STAMA but only come up with a manufacturing firm in
Germany and it dealt with end mills etc.
I use a dial indicator with a magnetic base and attach it to the flywheel with the *indicator* touching the rear housing. Then shove back and forth on the flywheel while looking at the indicator.
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Originally Posted by HAILERS
You could use that. I'm curious. What is that used for??? It's a dial indicator of some sort, that we can see. Does it have a magnetic base? Or is it used for sliding over surfaces to look for irregularities? OR??
I did a web search for STAMA but only come up with a manufacturing firm in
Germany and it dealt with end mills etc.
I did a web search for STAMA but only come up with a manufacturing firm in
Germany and it dealt with end mills etc.
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