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Old 12-17-2016, 08:51 AM   #1
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Can a blanking plate be fitted before inserting the new IMS bearing. this would stop oil getting into IMS shaft and stop air pressure into bearing from inside shaft, just a thought.
Yes, a good idea -"The Solution" uses one. IIRC it is the only IMSB to do so.
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Yes, a good idea -"The Solution" uses one. IIRC it is the only IMSB to do so.
That is because it is part of the patents for the Solution.
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