Source for E350 Rear Wheel Hub?
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Source for E350 Rear Wheel Hub?
Does anyone know of a source for a new/replacement rear wheel hub. My normal sources don't list anything, including Dana/Spicer. This is a 2007 E350 XLT with a Dana 60 Full Floater.
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Maybe get the Ford replacement part number and do a Google search for it?
Ed The Parts Guy who advertises here might be a good choice too---I've used them before even though they're like 2,000 miles away. If nothing else their drill down website might help locate the part number you need.
Sorry I can't be of more specific help!
Ed The Parts Guy who advertises here might be a good choice too---I've used them before even though they're like 2,000 miles away. If nothing else their drill down website might help locate the part number you need.
Sorry I can't be of more specific help!
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Thanks JWA!
Ford's system showed all back-ordered, but they came through this morning with an emergency source for me at a 15% premium. Not bad, because I need it now. If they fail, I'll try Ed.
Ford's system showed all back-ordered, but they came through this morning with an emergency source for me at a 15% premium. Not bad, because I need it now. If they fail, I'll try Ed.
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I've just dealt with the 99, need to just buy the tool as it appears that this job requires new seals every 2 years, BTW the drivers side was done first, a year before the passenger side, which has now been done twice and requiring a third! I wish you better luck than I've had, I really want an entire axle with 3.73 or 4.11 to replace this 3.50 as it's too high.
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Maples01, sounds like something is bent. It's usually movement that causes seal failure. Go for the whole rear end, it's a lot easier.
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JWA,
Do you know the preload/torque procedure for the hub nut? Is it vehicle or rear end specific? Mine's a 2007 E350 with Axle code 34. Not sure which Dana axle it is.
Thanks, E350John
Do you know the preload/torque procedure for the hub nut? Is it vehicle or rear end specific? Mine's a 2007 E350 with Axle code 34. Not sure which Dana axle it is.
Thanks, E350John
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EJohn I don't know that torque at all-----sorry!
Luckily for me I have a few trusted mechanic friends who are also customers so whenever work such as your doing is necessary its left to them.
Luckily for me I have a few trusted mechanic friends who are also customers so whenever work such as your doing is necessary its left to them.
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