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06-07-16, 22:38
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Have you ever used and IR gun to check temps
Hi Guys
Was wondering if any of you have used and IR gun to check the drive train temperature on a Ferret? On my CMPs I make it a practice to check the drive train of trucks after any drive of length. Using a check sheet I record the different points, transmission, transfer case, brake drums, wheel bearings, etc. If anything is out of line it jumps out pretty quick. The one time I didn't check a +10 F (of norm) wheel bearing temp that was out of line the next time I drove the truck nearly lost a wheel the axle nut keeper had failed. Would think with a complex drive train like a Ferret you would get a good hold on what normal temps should be. Cheers Phil
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