Remove the cotter pin to retorque a loose front wheel bearing on a rear-drive car. Total radial runout at the tire tread should be no more than .050 to .060 in. If radial or lateral runout is high, check both runouts at the hub to rule out a bent rim.
Congress For Dummies. After Congress passes a bill, it doesnât become law without the presidentâs signature, and if he vetoes it, it may not be enacted at all (although Congress has the option of overriding the veto). Thus, the president is an immensely powerful presence throughout the legislative process despite his small constitutional role.
(called making a veto. Congress can make it law  over his veto by passing it again with a 2/3 favorable vote in both  houses of Congress. )    The president can: Sign the bill within 10 days Veto the bill or Use a pocket veto. The president can sign, veto or ignore a bill. If he signs the bill or if he ignores the bill, it becomes law. What he cannot do is change or amend the bill in any way. He can only use the pocket veto if congress adjourns before the prescribed ten days lapse. 3 people found this useful.