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| AKA Lifter, Cam Follower. Transmits power from the cam lobe to the valve stem by way of a pushrod and a rocker arm. Types: Hydraulic and Solid ((Haynes Sportster manual 1970-2010 pg REF*52)) | AKA Lifter, Cam Follower. Transmits power from the cam lobe to the valve stem by way of a pushrod and a rocker arm. Types: Hydraulic and Solid ((Haynes Sportster manual 1970-2010 pg REF*52)) | ||
| ===== Tank ===== | ===== Tank ===== | ||
| + | ===== TAN or Total Acid Number ===== | ||
| + | The required amount of KOH to partially or fully neutralize the petroleum product’s acidity.((http://www.oilspecifications.org/articles/lubrication-glossary.php)) | ||
| ===== TBN or Total Base Number ===== | ===== TBN or Total Base Number ===== | ||
| - | The amount of acid required to neutralize the lubricant’s basicity expressed in KOH equivalent.((http://www.oilspecifications.org/articles/lubrication-glossary.php)) | + | The amount of acid required to neutralize the lubricant’s basicity expressed in KOH equivalent.((http://www.oilspecifications.org/articles/lubrication-glossary.php))TBN > 4.0-5.0 is a minimum. The higher TBN, the better. |
| ===== TDC ===== | ===== TDC ===== | ||
| Top Dead Center. Position of a piston that is at it's highest point in the cylinder. | Top Dead Center. Position of a piston that is at it's highest point in the cylinder. | ||
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| ===== Trap Door Transmission ===== | ===== Trap Door Transmission ===== | ||
| Used to describe transmission configuration that is built in and around one outside plate or "trap door" that is bolted to the engine from the primary side. This enables you to unbolt the transmission for servicing without disturbing the internal engine components. | Used to describe transmission configuration that is built in and around one outside plate or "trap door" that is bolted to the engine from the primary side. This enables you to unbolt the transmission for servicing without disturbing the internal engine components. | ||
| + | ===== Tribology ===== | ||
| + | Science branch dealing with friction, wear and lubrication.((http://www.oilspecifications.org/articles/lubrication-glossary.php)) | ||
| ===== Triple Tree (Triple Clamp) ===== | ===== Triple Tree (Triple Clamp) ===== | ||
| A cast piece made to attach to the steering heads, hold the fork tubes and swivel off the frame mount | A cast piece made to attach to the steering heads, hold the fork tubes and swivel off the frame mount | ||
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