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.
When the Senate and the House approve a bill, they send it to the President. If he agrees with the law, he signs it and the law goes into effect. If the President does not like a bill, he can refuse to sign it. When he does this, it is called a veto. If the President vetoes a bill, it will most likely never become a law. Congress can override a veto, but to do so two-thirds of the Members of Congress must vote against the President. Despite all of his power, the President cannot write bills. He can propose a bill, but a member of Congress must submit it for him.