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Originally Posted by merakulous
So rather than look for high lead and copper in a Blackstone analysis, can you look for elevated aluminum and tin? If levels are abnormally high then you can do the bearings and see if the levels go back down. Seem reasonable?
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No one has, as of yet, shown any correlation between the tin/alu blackstone results and bearing wear.
This works on the older lead/copper ones