1992 f150 4x4 disengaging
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i seem to be having the same problem and posted a thread yesterday, does your truck have the straight axel in the front? i was told from a friend that it might be the hubs but i need some more feedback, ive got manual locking hubs on mine, but im not sure if i should replace both or if theres a way to trouble shoot and find which hub it is, if the hubs are the reason. ill let you know if i find anything out. good luck bud!
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i seem to be having the same problem and posted a thread yesterday, does your truck have the straight axel in the front? i was told from a friend that it might be the hubs but i need some more feedback, ive got manual locking hubs on mine, but im not sure if i should replace both or if theres a way to trouble shoot and find which hub it is, if the hubs are the reason. ill let you know if i find anything out. good luck bud!
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Straight axel yes. From what I have read it sounds like an actuator or transfer case drive motor. I am going to take it to a shop tomorrow for repair, I will ley you know what the diag is. I don't think that is the hubs, I have full time not locking hubs and I haven't heard the hub answer. Good luck.