I have a BIG problem
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Originally Posted by Franklin2
I did a search on www.car-part.com in Illinois, looked for hub for a 81 f250, and this place came up.
1986
Hub
Ford Truck 250 A 9B4880 $65 Junction Auto Parts USA-IL(Caledonia) E-mail 1-800-325-8909 / 1-815-765-2731
I looked up spindle and got these hits.
1983
Spindle
Ford Truck F250 20111 $Call Bilderback's Auto Parts, Inc. USA-IL(South-Beloit) E-mail 1-800-566-1859
1983
Spindle
Ford Truck 250 070349 $Call B and H Auto Parts Salvage and Recycling, Inc. USA-IL(Rockford) E-mail 1-815-226-1616
1986
Hub
Ford Truck 250 A 9B4880 $65 Junction Auto Parts USA-IL(Caledonia) E-mail 1-800-325-8909 / 1-815-765-2731
I looked up spindle and got these hits.
1983
Spindle
Ford Truck F250 20111 $Call Bilderback's Auto Parts, Inc. USA-IL(South-Beloit) E-mail 1-800-566-1859
1983
Spindle
Ford Truck 250 070349 $Call B and H Auto Parts Salvage and Recycling, Inc. USA-IL(Rockford) E-mail 1-815-226-1616
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OK I called my local salvage yard ad he has a 1985 hd 3/4 ton, 4x4 manual lock outs. But the parts I need are the drivers side, and he only has the passenger side. I assume that both sides are the same, am I correct?
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I got the parts off that 85 today and they look to be the same. But one thing i didnt see was the big spring. I remember seeing it when I took my hub apart, but this truck didnt have one in there. Is the spring inside the lockout hub?
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No, it's behind the little cog that the lock-out hub pushes on. It's job is to push the little cog out of engagement when you un-lock the hub.
Here's a picture.
http://www.autozone.com/images/cds/g...3d800a8af8.gif
Here's a picture.
http://www.autozone.com/images/cds/g...3d800a8af8.gif
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The later model I worked on (a 89 f250) had the nut that clicked, and you just turn it till the bearing play is gone, and yes it seems to self lock. But that is different from the setup this thread started with. You have to pay attention to the older setup with the two locknuts, or your wheel will try to fall off like his did.
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Well she is on the road again, I went ahead and checked the other side to make sure the nuts were on right and they were, so I should be good. Thanks for all the help
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Originally Posted by 5004man
Well she is on the road again, I went ahead and checked the other side to make sure the nuts were on right and they were, so I should be good. Thanks for all the help
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