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no it int.. he int a lawyer, well not while he's awake
Axle/hub oil seals
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slob
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dunt you need to remove a arm to be one of them?
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Can't i jist pretend and hide it up me jumper?
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you think you got room fer another apendage up thur?
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it u'd have ter go behind me back...
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then you'd look like a proper wumun and not know if you was coming or going
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Which dint bode well fer a sucessful fugitive...
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aye so just hand yer self in. am sure flaps ill be willin to do the nickin and boost her 'busted' total up to one, although it will probelly only count as a 1/2 seein as how you handed yer self in
The reason they can leak oil if the breather pipe is choked up is PRESSURE.
The whole axle body is filled with cold air when you start off, and in driving the whole caboodle warms up quite a lot so the air expands (Charles's Law) and that taking place in a fixed confined space causes an increase in PRESSURE (Boyle's Law) inside the axle, and that blows the oil out anywhere it can escape from.
If the breathers work freely the inside of the axle will always be at the same pressure as the outside.
It follows from this that if a slight partial vacuum were to be applied to the breather pipe it would stop anything leaking out of the axle because it would suck a little air IN instead. Just stay well clear of water if you try this.
CharlesY
The whole axle body is filled with cold air when you start off, and in driving the whole caboodle warms up quite a lot so the air expands (Charles's Law) and that taking place in a fixed confined space causes an increase in PRESSURE (Boyle's Law) inside the axle, and that blows the oil out anywhere it can escape from.
If the breathers work freely the inside of the axle will always be at the same pressure as the outside.
It follows from this that if a slight partial vacuum were to be applied to the breather pipe it would stop anything leaking out of the axle because it would suck a little air IN instead. Just stay well clear of water if you try this.
CharlesY
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NEVER!! Am off ter Acapulco... or i wud be if i new how ter spell it.
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Nah... that's a bandit mate.
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sounds like a dating site round by wur leader
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So, let me git this right. You stick coins in 'er slot & pull her one arm & yer might win a prize?
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not if its a bum bandit
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Are oil seels the same as navy seels, and are those the ones that eat fish ? need to know cos i am starting the job in the morning
