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holddown

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holddown [′hōl‚dau̇n]
(metallurgy)
A device that holds the outer portion of a metal sheet in place during deep-drawing operations in order to keep it from becoming wrinkled.
(petroleum engineering)
A device to anchor an oil well rod pump in its position.


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If you do get the "Not in sync" message on the scan tool's display, remove the crank sensor and look at the Julian date, which you'll find on the side opposite the holddown flange.
[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] New mechanics and not-so-new mechanics, one extra twist to the wing nuts on the holddowns for the sealed lead-acid battery (SLAB), NSN 6140-01-286-6294, and you might hear a crack.
 
 
 
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