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Suspension Bushes and Rubber Mountings — Identification and Fitting
Almost every joint in a suspension that is not a ball joint is a rubber bush. Stabilizer shaft rubbers, spring shackle bushes, strut bar bushes, control arm bushings, steering rack grommets — they ...
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Shock Absorber Top Mounts and Strut Bearings — Symptoms and Selection
The top of a strut carries the whole corner of the vehicle, and it does it through a rubber mount and, on most struts, a small bearing that lets the strut rotate as the wheels steer. When that asse...
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Brake Wheel Cylinders — Bore Sizing, Cup Kits and Leak Detection
A brake wheel cylinder is the small hydraulic actuator inside a drum brake: fluid pushes its pistons outward, the pistons push the shoes against the drum. It is a cheap part that fails quietly, and...
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Brake Hoses and Hose Assemblies — Sizing, Fittings and Failure Signs
A brake hose is the only flexible part of a hydraulic circuit that must not flex where it matters. It carries full pedal pressure while the wheel steers and the suspension moves, and it must not sw...
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Universal Joints — Measuring, Retention Types and Greasing
A universal joint — the cross and four needle-roller cups at each end of a propeller shaft — is a small part carrying the whole torque of the vehicle. It is bought by cap diameter and overall width...
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V-Belt Constructions — RECMF, REMF and MPMF Explained
Win Auto Parts stocks V-belts in three constructions — raw edge cogged (RECMF), raw edge plain (REMF) and raw edge multi-ply (MPMF). They can look similar in a rack and they are not interchangeable...
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Petrol Filters — Carburettor and Injection Systems Compared
A petrol filter is chosen by the fuel system, not by the engine size. A carburettor system runs at a few tenths of a bar and uses a simple inline filter; an injection system runs at 2.5 to 4 bar an...
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CV Joints — Outer, Inner, Boots and How to Identify the Right One
A constant-velocity joint lets a driven wheel turn and steer at the same time while the shaft keeps delivering even torque. Nearly every CV joint that fails in Myanmar fails for one reason: the rub...
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Pistons and Piston Pins — Sizing, Pin Types and Fitting
A piston and pin set is bought by bore size and by pin fit, not by engine name alone. Two engines sharing a model code can take different oversizes once the block has been rebored, and a pin that i...
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Fraud Prevention and Limits of Liability — What to Verify Before You Act
Someone can copy a company name, a logo and a product photograph in an afternoon. What they cannot copy is an invoice number in our system, a published bank account, or a notice on this help centre...