boot clamp

Spanish translation: desprendimiento de abrazadera

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English term or phrase:boot clamp
Spanish translation:desprendimiento de abrazadera
Entered by: Marisol Sahagun

18:51 Mar 26, 2007
English to Spanish translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Mechanics / Mech Engineering / washers
English term or phrase: boot clamp
This term appears on a service bulletin, where it explains the leaking problems of a washer.
It mentions "misaligned door boot clamp" as a possible leak source.
Dussault
Canada
Local time: 18:46
desprendimiento de abrazadera
Explanation:
In this context I think it means that the leak was due the clamp "abrazadera" was kicked out (a synonym of boot is kick) from the door. So the sentence would be "desalineamiento producido por el desprendimiento de la abrazadera".
Does it make sense? Good luck!
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Marisol Sahagun
Local time: 16:46
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Summary of answers provided
5abrazadera (de la puerta) desajustada / suerta(ver nota)
CarmenHaydee
3desprendimiento de abrazadera
Marisol Sahagun


  

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desprendimiento de abrazadera


Explanation:
In this context I think it means that the leak was due the clamp "abrazadera" was kicked out (a synonym of boot is kick) from the door. So the sentence would be "desalineamiento producido por el desprendimiento de la abrazadera".
Does it make sense? Good luck!

Marisol Sahagun
Local time: 16:46
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muchas gracias!!
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abrazadera (de la puerta) desajustada / suerta(ver nota)


Explanation:
aqui como misaligned clamp, loosen y por eso el gotereo,
abrazadera poorly adjusted, poorly tied

Boot es el estilo de la abrazadera que puede ser como una horquilla (latch) forma . No creo que hay que expecificar eso.
Suerte!

CarmenHaydee
United States
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