To guarantee that a reduction gear bearing is receiving proper oil supply, you should check the __________.
• Purpose of reduction gear bearing lubrication (what does the oil actually do there?) • Difference between pressure readings and temperature readings in a lube oil system • Where in a lube oil system you can directly confirm that oil is actually reaching a specific component
• Ask yourself: which measurement would change FIRST if oil flow to the bearing stopped or was restricted? • Think about which reading tells you about the specific bearing’s supply, not just general system condition. • Consider normal troubleshooting: if you suspect no oil to a bearing, what is the very first gauge you look at?
• Identify which option gives information specific to the bearing’s supply, not just overall system health. • Decide which parameter responds quickly and directly to loss of flow: pressure vs. temperature. • Eliminate choices that only show after-the-fact effects (like heat buildup) instead of confirming supply in real time.
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