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Well heck Pirate, you are Mr Sunshine today aren't you??
In the spirit of the discusion, I assume the aftermarket hubs will not stay locked once they are unlocked?? If so, is it the spring size or just crap versus quality?
I have never had a manual hub stay locked after I purposely unlocked it.
Like 05mil said, it is more of a design issue then a quality issue with the OEM hubs. Because they operate on vacuum and rarely get used they just get sticky. I bet if you used them monthly they would have few problems until the hoses rotted.
My problem is I keep my truck in a4wd and just recently the 4×4 light started blinking
Originally Posted by Apocalypse
Personally I like my ESOF system. When I had issues I replaced the lines and anything else instead of swapping to manual. Up to you though.
My problem is the 4×4 indicator keeps flashing is that a concern because my truck still runs the same as always it just recently started blinking idk if it's low of gear oil or what thanks
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