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Locking Hub Conversion


Nathan123

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Joined
Sep 6, 2009
Messages
254
City
Millersburg Pennsylvania
Vehicle Year
1989
Transmission
Automatic
My 89 BII has the auto locking hubs and the auto transfer case. (D28 front axle) I could buy mile markers or warns and the conversion kit for upwards of $160.00:shok: I would like to get a set of manual hubs from a junkyard if possible, but what pieces (other than the hub) will i need to grab for the auto to manual conversion? Also I know I need to get the spindle nut socket. Can anyone tell me what size this is, as well as if a different socket is needed to install the manuals. Neither tech articles state the size.
 
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you will need the hubs, and the hub conversion kit. it includes everything you will need. the socket i got a advanced auto parts. they had one for fords, one for chevs, and one for dodges
 
So if I grab the manual hubs, 4 nuts (the ones with a 4 lug drive), and two lock washers (the ones with holes all the way around), will this be all the parts. Will I be able to re use the thrust bearing and toothed washer/spacer thing? Also, the manuals take the 4 lug socket, but what about the big hex nut on the automatic hubs? This should be loose at only 16 in lbs, right?
 

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