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I take it that is a non auto lock shift on fly. You can get cheap chinese lockouts from Amazon for $40 and up. Warn makes the ones that use 6 allen bolts, but I don't think they make the type in your picture. Dorman has them, but probably same cheap chinese stuff as on Amazon. I had warn on my 99, but it was shift on fly.
I take it that is a non auto lock shift on fly. You can get cheap chinese lockouts from Amazon for $40 and up. Warn makes the ones that use 6 allen bolts, but I don't think they make the type in your picture. Dorman has them, but probably same cheap chinese stuff as on Amazon. I had warn on my 99, but it was shift on fly.
That's right: non auto lock, shift on the fly.
I took your advice acdii, and ordered a cheapy from Amazon. Thanks for the tip!
I took your advice acdii, and ordered a cheapy from Amazon. Thanks for the tip!
I discovered last night after finally getting the entire front end apart that one hub does have a bad bearing. I shopped around and found that most of the hubs being sold are made in china. the one that was made in America has a lot of complaints of early failure so I did the same, bought a cheap one, especially after finding out it has the same part number as a more expensive one, just a different"brand". They are easy enough to replace so if it doesn't last, then I can always pay more for a genuine Motorcraft. I just didn't feel like dumping another $800 into the truck.
