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He use to be on his wheel alot but now he is never on it! :(
Hello I am a veterinary in Queensland so this isn't the first time i have heard this it is normal because your hamster has gotten lazy try to train him onto it again with his favourite treat maybe small slices of carrot put him on the wheel and reward then make him run and reward just train him back into the habit
Mountain bike inside the wheel can be installed on a splicing on the board, the board has a pattern, you can fill the full wheel called that?
Called the wind plate ah pay attention to the size of the purchase
I have a 1998 Buick Regal GS, is it rear wheel drive or front wheel drive?
Front wheel drive. Buick changed from rear wheel drive to front wheel drive when they started building the 3rd generation of this car in the 1988 model year and they have been front wheel drive ever since.
How can i remove a steering wheel with out useing a puller, I know theres away, but i cant remember.
Safely? None. It all depends on the type of car, but you have air bag systems, clock springs, etc. Autozone rents pullers. You get the $ back when you return the tool. EDIT: You entered your vehicle info. Here is the AllData step-by-step procedure. 1: Remove horn button and ring. On 1989-92 models with standard wheel, remove cover attaching screws from the underside of the the wheel, then remove cover. Disconnect horn wire connectors from contact switch. On models with sport wheel, remove horn contact assembly and flex plate. On Grand Cherokee models, remove four retaining nuts from back of steering wheel, then remove airbag module. 2: On all models, remove steering wheel retaining nut, then scribe alignment marks on steering shaft and wheel to aid installation. 3: Using suitable puller, remove wheel from shaft. 4: Reverse procedure to install. On 1988-92 models, torque steering wheel retaining nut to 25 ft lbs.
Do they align the wheels base on the factory setting of the car, meaning that they adjust the wheel settings to the default factory state, regardless of whatever u have different wheels, and because of that, you still drift to one side. Or do they align the wheels base on what you have, and make sure it runs on level, and going straight, regardless what the default factory state setting?
There are adjustments in the front end to align the front wheels with each other, the steering wheel, and the road. If the front end is not aligned, you end up with tires that wear unevenly, a steering wheel that isn't centered, a car that pulls to the left or right, tires that squeal when you make turns and so on. If its been 10 years since the car was aligned, they could have been struggling with tight/rusted threads.
Not as a permanent thing. My scooter now is just your average kick scooter, but the wheels are really worn! I cant afford to get new wheels right now but i can soon. So can i just use my ripstik wheels until i can get new scooter wheels? Thanks :)
Ripstick wheels should be 76mm Most Scooter Wheels such as JD Bug, Madd, Slamm, Razor, Micro etc mainly use 100mm So they wont be any good. You could buy some Blazer Wheels 100mm from as little as ?4.99 each. They come in a wide range of colors but bear in mind alloy core wheels are stronger and cost more. Starting at around ?11.99 Each.
Okay, so yes I do need an alignment, but that is not what is causing my wheel to shake. My steering wheel is not shaking. I can feel the wheel moving while I‘m driving and yet the lugs are screwed snugly against the wheel. I took the wheel off to look for damage of any sort and did not see a thing. Does anybody have any ideas that could help me?
It could be a variety of things. A bad tire or bent rim will make your wheel 'shaky'. Try just a simple rotation by moving the front wheel to the back. If nothing changes - next area to look at is the ball joint. A bad ball-joint is not easy to identify when the car is just sitting on jacks. Same with a tie-rod end. Make sure those components are functioning properly. If all those things are in good shape - then you truly do have a mystery on your hands.
i have a stella A-form longboard and i have stella 69mm wheels they feel a little soft and i cant stand up slide help plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
If they feel a bit soft and you need to slide you definitely need harder wheels