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Dec 29, 2008 | 04:12 PM

#46

Ponyboychris

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Originally Posted by maevans

Pat, was that $ 199.98 for premium or standard hubs ? ,

I check my local NAPA and ADVANCE AUTO today and the both are asking $ 279.00 for premium and $ 179.00 for standard.

Also,What part # did you order. Thanks

I'd assume that's for the premiums. I paid around $180 for my premiums on the net because the local 4x4 place was quoting me those prices you mentioned.

on edit: here's the store I bought mine from.

warn premium hubs for ford

Dec 29, 2008 | 06:21 PM

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Off Road Store: Warn #38826 Premium 4X4 Manual Locking Hubs for the Dana 60 axle with 30 spline outer shafts, Warn Hubs, 38826

Heres the link to where I bought mine, and yes it was the Premium..Putting some clothes on now to go out and put them on..

From there, I will dream of a detroit locker...

Dec 29, 2008 | 07:19 PM

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Hubs are on, quick as quick.. ESOF is plugged.. Waiting to take my wife to get her car.. was playing inside of the truck trying to figure out why the KC's were not working, and found out my fuse wasnt working for the KC's.. I found this out because the wire started on fire under the dash, under the hood, and ect..with out blowing the fuse..The little burn marks in my hand are not as bad as I would have expected when I grabbed the wire and pulled it from the battery..

I guess I'll work on that a little more tomorrow....

Dec 29, 2008 | 07:29 PM

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Heres the link to where I bought mine, and yes it was the Premium..Putting some clothes on now to go out and put them on..

From there, I will dream of a detroit locker...

Thanks, Glad you found the fire before any damage.

Dec 29, 2008 | 07:30 PM

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No Problem Mark..And it is a easy easy job..

Dec 29, 2008 | 10:10 PM

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jdecker88

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Great to hear you got them on, easy wasn't it?

Dec 30, 2008 | 03:51 AM

#52

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Originally Posted by just another truck

was playing inside of the truck trying to figure out why the KC's were not working, and found out my fuse wasnt working for the KC's.. I found this out because the wire started on fire under the dash, under the hood, and ect..with out blowing the fuse..The little burn marks in my hand are not as bad as I would have expected when I grabbed the wire and pulled it from the battery

For some unknown reason, I had the exact same issue. Not only the KCs, but air horns as well. My problem was wire size. Length x Distance was my issue. As a Sparky, I should have known better. My quick wire job turned into a should have fixed a long time ago job.

Dec 30, 2008 | 07:51 AM

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I am powering a couple of relays from the switches in side.. so it shuldnt have been a lenth and wire issue.. shouldnt have been. Unless those coils are pulling more then a 14 awg could handle.. wouldnt that suck..Haven found any witness marks where the wire may have shorted.. JUst damn happy I was in the truck when it happened..And yeah.. It gives me some some time to clean it all up..