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After replacing the factory hubs, I assume you lost the auto vacuum locker right? Did you remove the vacuum lines and cap them off or something? I assume this just means now when you want 4hi/lo you just need get out and lock manually as if you didn't have the ESOF. I would think you would have to cap the vacuum lines or something to keep from triggering some of the electronic nannies eventually when using the ESOF now. Witnessed any problems with this so far? Does Warn make a unit compatible with the auto hubs maybe?
After replacing the factory hubs, I assume you lost the auto vacuum locker right? Did you remove the vacuum lines and cap them off or something? I assume this just means now when you want 4hi/lo you just need get out and lock manually as if you didn't have the ESOF. I would think you would have to cap the vacuum lines or something to keep from triggering some of the electronic nannies eventually when using the ESOF now. Witnessed any problems with this so far? Does Warn make a unit compatible with the auto hubs maybe?
That’s a lot of questions.. I’ll have to respond to this when I’m at the computer lol.
Cleaned the hell out of this thing after a couple trips out of town. I’ve only been able to do my routine washes, but I had extra free time this weekend to finally give her a deep clean which included the undercarriage, and applied a quick coat of Carpro Reload to help the paint shine a bit more.
Ordered a set of the KD Fabworks brackets that allow for the installation of four (4) Baja Design Squadron Pro’s in place of the two (2) oem fog lights. I’ll be running a single white pair, wired to the factory fog light harness which will allow for normal oem function. The second amber pair will be wired separately to the #1 upfitter switch. The quality of these lights are amazing, and match their price tag.
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