2004 f250 Hub
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From: Wake Forest, NC
I've been shopping for hubs recently. You can get them from Amazon for like 172 with free super saver shipping. 38826 should be the part number for the premium ones. The one shown in the picture above is the standard model, I don't know how much you'd expect to pay for that, probably like 150 or less. The mile marker hubs I didn't care for too much. I actually returned them because one hub was machined wrong and didn't fit in the wheel hub. They were kinda hard to grab, turned ok but not great. The actually gave you this little plastic handle to help you turn them. Most sites will advertise they have a 3/4 turn, but it is actually 1/4 turn. They are available from summit for 150 or so.
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From: Dunwoody, GA
Originally Posted by Mike11C
My hubs say "Auto/Lock", does that mean that in "Auto" my hubs lock automatically when I switch into 4WD and that I can manually lock them if I turn them to "Lock"?
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From: Royse City, TX
Originally Posted by hydro_37
Mike11c...it is a good idea to lock in your hubs once a month and drive a couple of miles to keep everything lubricated.
