manual hub install
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First remove the center cap.
Then remove the snap ring that holds the factory hub on.
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Next pull the factory hub out. Mine came out pretty easy. Some you may have to help out.
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Then remove the 2 screws that hold outside hub housing on and sit it aside.
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Install the Mile Marker hub into the axle. You'll have to wiggle some to get the splines to line up.
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Push it in as far as it will go. Then install the retaining ring. Put in the open end first.
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And finally reinstall outside hub housing.
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The total job took about a half an hour. That includes set up and clean up. If you have the vaccum line still you should cap them off so you won't have a vaccum leak. <!-- / message -->
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First remove the center cap.
Then remove the snap ring that holds the factory hub on.
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Next pull the factory hub out. Mine came out pretty easy. Some you may have to help out.
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Then remove the 2 screws that hold outside hub housing on and sit it aside.
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Install the Mile Marker hub into the axle. You'll have to wiggle some to get the splines to line up.
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Push it in as far as it will go. Then install the retaining ring. Put in the open end first.
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And finally reinstall outside hub housing.
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The total job took about a half an hour. That includes set up and clean up. If you have the vaccum line still you should cap them off so you won't have a vaccum leak. <!-- / message -->
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Do I have to greace it up or just install it as is , And is the given snap rings is enough or I have to use other ring type .
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now am going to do it I prepared the tools , wish me luck .Thanks











