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Need manual hubs


sumncguy

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I need hubs one of mine is shot. 4X4 is engaging but one side up front is not.

Im looking on the web for manual hubs. In some cases I see something like that make a statement like `4x4 hubs 4.0l manual transmission`, is there a difference between manual and automatic 4x4 hubs ?

Looking through the shop manual now.

Thanks in advance for the help !
 


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The hubs are hubs. Obviously manual hubs and auto hubs are different, but it's the hub, not the transmission.

What you do need to watch for is that the bearing hardware is not the same between the two styles.
 

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Thanks man !
 

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Are you sure it's broken? Have you inspected to make sure it doesn't just need disassembly, clean, lube and reassemble?
 

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