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Re: Automatic locking hubs
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Posted by kevin on October 23, 2002 at 20:13:13 from (68.13.157.214):
In Reply to: Automatic locking hubs posted by KB on October 23, 2002 at 17:26:11:
I had the usual non-functioning "automatic" hubs on my f150 I think "automatic" means they automatically fail in foul weather. Anyway, I replaced them with Mile-Marker manual hubs from JC Whitney $55/pair. Best money you'll spend on a 4wd truck. Takes about 1 hr to replace the first, 20 min. for the second. Note-- some vehicles (like the Explorer) require you to replace the splined axle shaft in the wheel hub which costs much more, though I doubt it is more than the original automatic lockout hubs. fwiw kevin
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