Is it marked in nM also? Working on German Motorcycle
883926
Yes, the 3/8 inch drive torque wrench has both Nm andFt-lb marking on opposite sides of the wrench. No conversion is needed.
883927
Yes, there are N-m markings on this wrench. However, the markings on the rotating handle (the black part) are only in ft-lbs so you have to estimate a bit when setting to N-m value (can't dial in an exact figure). It does also include a conversion chart to convert from N-m to ft-lbs which may be preferred if you want to set the wrench more precisely. Hope this helps.
883928
Yes - Tool marked with foot pounds, and N-M. Also has a conversion table included.
883929
Yes, but only on the shaft part, corresponding markings on adjusting handle for fine resolution are only ft-lbs, but there is a conversion table included in the case.
2172873
The part# is located on your ECM, on the sticker. Example p56040 423AF. Thank you
1971660
Don't know for sure,but I would bet it( if there is any marking), it says Generac on it...but since it's manufactured in China,it has a Chinese engine on it...which is not a bad thing.
2027940
ok....this is for a motorcycle. not sure about those "marks"...its on the bike now and i`m not taking it apart to check. good to know about legal limitations though.
640500
It should be marked on the box or the stamp...on the top hat, orient the white dot towards the same direction as the stock mount dots. From what I know this step doesn't really matter because the shock angle is the same but I did it this way anyways. Be prepared to utilize an impact wrench for the top nut, one of my struts were "loose" when I installed it so I torqued it down with a handheld impact driver.
449813
better buy the part locally, they sent me a generic product made in singapore, oem parts are made in mexico
2196690
According to the Magnum Energy Website it says "Deigned, built, and assembled in the USA"
523867
Mine has a little blue sticker on it with the text "Mexico". Good luck finding anything fully made in America anymore. This unit has served me well so far and is easy enough to figure out. Especially if you can read. ;)
751995
Germany, as far as I know. The included instructions were all in German as well (no other languages).
945022
The tool I have does not have an identifier of where it was built. The manual was printed in Taiwan so I suspect that the tool was made in Taiwan.
1360642
Not sure of the manufacturer but seems to be US or maybe Mexico. It is well made and will need to be soaked for several days in linseed oil to soften up the very dry leather.I have a 1911 style auto and wrapped in a gallon plastic bag and inserted for proper fit training of the leather, and now have a glove fit. very happy with this rig.
1897572
I am not sure. I went all over the place on the internet to find out and could not find anywhere that talks about it. I went to Bosch to find out but the online answer people are not in. You have made me curious now so I will keep looking.
1709908
The knife I purchased and the box it came in are marked made in Germany. There is no notation anywhere either on the knife or printed materials that indicated it was assembled any where else. To answer your question they really can't. They do the same thing with watches and other things reputable dealers will explain this up front. German parts assembled in China so you know what your getting into. If they don't in my humble opinion the dealer is misrepresenting their product. To me if your paying for German craftsmanship, it should be assembled in Germany.
1585894
Hi Kenneth, take a wild guess? Just kidding "China" where else LOL. Today i looked on the original box now holding my old rotors.Take Care. Bill
1977319
Consult with your local shop. Look up on NGK web site for model cross reference. Good luck, happy riding.
1407855
the answer to your question is "no, as a us registered vehicle, it is US law that a US plate is shown on both the front and rear of the vehicle, but because my BMW is a euro grey market import, i proudly display the gorgeous authentic German plate up front".
251738
Get the part number for your specific bike off K&Ns; website.. that way you'll know for sure