Description
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Product Description
Locking Hubs are Popular Accessories for Preparing to Engage or Disengage Your Front Wheels in a 4WD Vehicle.It Can Effectively Restores 4-Wheel Drive Functionality of Your Vehicle. Ensures Precise Engaging and Disengaging of Front Wheels.These hubs connect to the axle assemblies and control how power is transferred from the axle to the fronts wheels of your truck. If your 4×4 system is not working properly a failing actuator is likely the cause. This actuator is a direct replacement for both the front right (passenger side) and front left (driver side) actuator on your Vehicle.
Fit the Following Vehicles:
1990-1994 Ford Explorer
1990-1997 Ford Ranger
1994-1997 Mazda pickup
1990-1994 Mazda Navajo
With a 27 Spline Outer Axle.
4WD Manual Locking Hub
Locking Hubs are Popular Accessories for Preparing to Engage or Disengage Your Front Wheels in a 4WD Vehicle.It Can Effectively Restores 4-Wheel Drive Functionality of Your Vehicle. Ensures Precise Engaging and Disengaging of Front Wheels.
Auto Locking Hub VS Manual Locking Hub
auto-locking hubs engage and disengage the front wheels when it’s not in 4WD mode. Meanwhile, manual locking hubs engage and disengage the front wheels by hand. This means that the driver will have to stop the vehicle and manually lock the hubs.
Locking Hub Material
Locking Hub Locking Hub Axle Link Assembly Made from High-Grade Materials, Wear-Resistant for Durability, Which Can Last Long Service Life.
Easy Installation
Plug-and-Play,Direct replacement,Damage Free,No further modification
Eric Jensen –
Very nice hubs seem to be very nice quality. I used them on my 1993 Ford Explorer. The one and only problem with them was that the spindle nuts that came with them where the wrong thread so I had to go buy other ones that would work for me.
Dave Danielson –
they are the wrong threads or maybe defective… now I have to spend another 40 to 60 bucks for new lock nuts…. kinda disappointing. After waiting 5 days I get to wait some more.
Robert Dehorty –
Product arrived with spindle nuts that had the wrong thread pitch – did not fit. Contacted the seller who offered to pay for replacements that I could purchase locally. Credit for the purchase of the spindle nuts was issued to my account immediately after sending the seller a copy of the invoice. Locking hubs working very well.
Chris D –
Would definitely buy again.
Alex –
Buy now
guy morris –
I read the reviews about some people having problems with the spindle nuts. A few of the reviews said the spindle nuts worked which made me think the issue had been resolved. I got the nuts to start but only go on a turn or so and get so tight that the threads definitely are not right. With new spindle nuts being $30 plus each these budget hubs just got expensive and now I have to wait because none of the local parts stores have them in stock. I will give a better rating if they make good on the reimbursement of the price for having to buy new nuts.
no name –
no problem
Jim –
My vehicle had auto-lock hubs and the existing bearing lock nut is not compatible with the new manual locking hubs. This kit came with the proper bearing nuts and lock washers, but the nuts will only thread up 2-3 turns before becoming so tight they will not go any further. I contacted the seller about the problem and have never received a response. These nuts are $25 each at several online retailers and the job requires four total. Very dissatisfied with this seller.