4x4 hub conversion
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4x4 hub conversion
hi guys so I have not had 4x4 working in my 1994 f150 since I got it, transfer case sounded like an ice maker when you would engage it, so I finally found a rebuilt case on Craigslist for $100 and swapped it in today and sadly still no 4x4 guessing my auto hubs are shot. My question is where can I find a full conversion kit from auto to manual hubs? I have tried searching but have not been able to find a link to an actual kit I can buy. I would like to get a mile marker kit because it is a budget build and I know they are cheaper than Warn. My current auto hubs are 5 bolt but not sure how to check the spline or get any other info to know what kit to order. Any help is much appreciated!
Thanks, Jake
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Mile Marker 95-32720 - Locking Hub | O'Reilly Auto Parts
Mile Marker Street Master 302 - Locking Hub | O'Reilly Auto Parts
The first is the conversion kit to make the second work. IIRC there is a piece that needs to be removed from inside the hub also. Read the instructions carefully. It's an easy conversion.
Mile Marker Street Master 302 - Locking Hub | O'Reilly Auto Parts
The first is the conversion kit to make the second work. IIRC there is a piece that needs to be removed from inside the hub also. Read the instructions carefully. It's an easy conversion.
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Mile Marker 95-32720 - Locking Hub O'Reilly Auto Parts
Mile Marker Street Master 302 - Locking Hub O'Reilly Auto Parts
The first is the conversion kit to make the second work. IIRC there is a piece that needs to be removed from inside the hub also. Read the instructions carefully. It's an easy conversion.
Mile Marker Street Master 302 - Locking Hub O'Reilly Auto Parts
The first is the conversion kit to make the second work. IIRC there is a piece that needs to be removed from inside the hub also. Read the instructions carefully. It's an easy conversion.
thats exactly what I was looking for thank you!
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