manual 4wd front hubs
#1
manual 4wd front hubs
Alright, so last year I ended up blowing $300 bucks on a front hub, and was told that If it was taken care of It wouldve lasted. Obviously want to keep the new one and the old one in working order. What exactly should be done to maintain them? The new one turns easy but the old one requires a pair of pliers, but still works. Can they be lubed with something? thanks!
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#2
Alright, so last year I ended up blowing $300 bucks on a front hub, and was told that If it was taken care of It wouldve lasted. Obviously want to keep the new one and the old one in working order. What exactly should be done to maintain them? The new one turns easy but the old one requires a pair of pliers, but still works. Can they be lubed with something? thanks!![rocker](https://www.f150online.com/forums/images/smilies/rocker.gif)
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#3
Or you can spend $10 and have true manual hubs. If you're offroading alot then the warns would be worth it, but if you're like me where you only use 4x4 for occasional winter use then they're not worth it. Any stock hub from a D50 or D60 axle all the way back to the 70s will fit. I can buy them for $5 or $10 a pair depending on which salvage yard I go to. I put them on my F250 3 years ago and they were flawless for $10.
I already miss that feature on my Dodge
I already miss that feature on my Dodge
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