• Truck Brake Lining 19094 OEM                  System 1
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Truck Brake Lining 19094 OEM                 

Truck Brake Lining 19094 OEM                 

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100 set
Supply Capability:
50000 set/month

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  • Size: 90x 9.6 x360

  • Car Make: KATO

  • OE NO.: GG-113/1 UK090-01 15240

  • Place of Origin: Jiangsu, China (Mainland)

  • Brand Name: hi-best

  • Model Number: GG-113/1 UK090-01 15240

  • color: black/brown/yellow/green

  • PC: 4

  • rivets: L7.5

  • holes: 12

  • slot: yes

  • chamfer: yes

  • grade: GG/FF

  • test: chase

  • label: according to requirement

  • noise: none

  • Packaging & Delivery

    Packaging Details:cartons,pallet
    Delivery Detail:25 days

     

      

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     bus brake lining                                   

    1.high quality&good yutong bus brake lining  
    2.material:asbestos&non asbestos
    3.400 kinds for truck,trailer,bus,etc
    4:chase test  

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    Characteristic

    • light & heavy duty brake lining  

    • Very efficient when braking and low wearing, minimum loss of efficiency on wet surface.

    • Low wear of the rotors.

    • powerful and progressive brake that doesn't fade.

    • Low lost of efficiency on wet conditions. Low to no-noise.

    • Smooth on rotors, very effective for high line tourisms.

    • Produced f or both axels, it can  be applied on the rear axel on competition vehicles of front wheel drive

     

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Q: i have a real hard time focusing while driving a car so i was just wondering if a motorcycle would be easier.
well is easier when you drive an automatic motorcycle there are few of them but when it comes to the test motorcycle are easier for me car is too hard they want you to do bunch of things its way too difficult the short answer is yes a motorcycle is easier to ride
Q: Simple question that i want to know answer to.
The 2 most general conditions are-bad main and rod bearings on the crankshaft which allows both the crank and rods to throw up past tolerance levels and the piston crashes into the valve.The other is usually a keeper pops on top of the valve and allows the valve to drop and crash into the piston,caused by high or prolonged rpm's
Q: like. how different are the two. pros and cons?
I'm surprised to see how much difference of opinion there is here. The smallest/lightest motorcycles, like a moped or a little 50cc scooter, are almost exactly like a bicycle, except you don't pedal them. In fact a 50cc motorscooter has about the same speed and range as a bicycle. When you get bigger and heavier, they are different but similar. Imagine a bicycle that weighs, say, 250 lbs. It weighs more than you do! Now you couldn't pedal a bike like this, so imagine coasting it down a hill (it's got really good brakes). There are things you can't do on it that you could do on a bicycle. But it's going to be smoother than a bicycle, it can go faster without being scary, it's more stable. That's how a motorcycle is. It's bigger and heavier, and you use power differently (because you have more power). A motorcycle steers EXACTLY like a bicycle. In fact, if you want to learn to ride a motorcycle by you never learned to ride a bicycle, you should start with a bicycle to learn balancing and steering, only because if you fall off a bicycle it's less traumatic (lower speed for one thing, plus a bicycle is not going to fall on top of you and crush you.) If you can ride a bicycle, you will have no trouble at all balancing and steering on a motorcycle, it's a skill you already have.
Q: I have a 1975 Kawasaki 400cc motorcycle that was given to me. It is rusted, old and hasn‘t run in probably about 10 years. I know it needs a new clutch cable and a brake cable. Ok, so after I replace those, what is the best way to go about fixing it and getting it running since I have no idea what is wrong with it (I‘m only 16). If I take it to a repair shop, what would it cost to find out everything that I need to get it running, or an estimate?
I too agree this will be a great learning experience. You must have a service manual in hand. The only part of this job that may require the services of a professional is if you have rust in the gas tank. Now, I am going to tell you something very important. You have at your disposal the most powerful research tool in the history of mankind. The internet, Google, pedia, and YouTube. This is not a joke. Here is the other part of this comment. You have to make the effort to seek the information and learn, then apply the knowledge to this project. If you lack tools, ask your parents to buy you the tools. Tools are a lifetime investment. And I stand by that comment. A lifetime investment. To take a 35 year old bike and bring it back to life will take a fair amount of work and learning on your part. But, imagine when the engine comes alive and you can take the bike for a ride? Worth the effort. Remember, buy the service manual first. If your parents are generous, buy a repair stand. See link below. Good Luck and keep us posted.
Q: Go home, and want to buy a woman's motorcycle, should pay attention to those matters, and hope friends to write detailed point Oh
Yamaha has a pedal, displacement 100. Very nice and not expensive! There are models of yellow more suitable for women!
Q: I‘m replacing my brake pedal and need to make sure that lights come on. However my motorcycle just died on me, so I can‘t check anymore. Is it safe to turn on motorcycle while hooked to battery tender?Thanks!
If you are just turning the key to the on position, its ok.that should be enough to test the switch, but dont start it when its hooked up to the charger and plugged in.
Q: Hi! I have a problem with my motorcycle. before when I turn on the ignition, even if the engine is off, all lights such as brake lights, turn signals, and even volt and fuel gauge would work. Now it won‘t work, i have to turn the engine first before it would all work, and I‘ve notice that all turn signal light blinks fast. but when I throttle the gas while in neutral then use the turn signals, they blink normal. My motorcycle wont use its battery power, i checked the battery and i works fine and its not broken. i think its the wiring problem. but i actually don‘t see any disconnected wires?
Take a meter and consider the voltage whilst the bike is working--must be about14.5 or so with the severe beams on at approximately 4000-5000rpm's. in case you do not have a get admission to to a meter,recharge the battery and stick it in the refrigerator overnite then take it out and spot if this is going to initiate the bike.looks like a foul battery yet a voltage attempt will tell the story.
Q: I am brand new to motorcycles and am teaching myself how to simply start and stop while i wait for my MSF class. I notice whenever i brake and come to a complete stop in first, the bike stalls. I then have to turn it back on, find neutral, and start it. Do i need to have the clutch pulled in when i stop? The bike works fine other than this, i get the feeling im probably not doing something right.
The clutch disengages the engine from the transmission (same for a car or truck)
Q: Motorcycle front brake oil pump how exhaust
Find the deflated screw, add the brake fluid, repeatedly pinch the front brake a little more than a dozen times, forced to do not let go, release the air screw, including the air, including the brake fluid spray, tighten the screw, repeat the number of this process Times until there is no air to discharge,

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