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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / December 2005

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Automatic Locking Hubs

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andrecastertroy - 11 Dec 2005 23:12 GMT
Can anyone help me on rebuilding the automatic locking hubs on the 94' Ford explorer? I recently had the common problem with the touch button switch, which in turn was the servo motor. So with the help of Dr. bob and the others I simply rebuilt the unit. Now when I engage the 4x4 control I have all four tires spin when on the rack, but when the tires are on the gound the front tires do not move, but you can hear the axle turning

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SteveS - 12 Dec 2005 18:43 GMT
""Can anyone help me on rebuilding the automatic locking hubs on the
94' Ford explorer?""

Andre:

The auto hubs are problematic.  About the only service that is possible
by the generally handy noovice is to take them off clean them up,
making sure that there is NO wheel bearing grease in them, turn them
upside down and pour in a half inch or so of transmission fluid.  Let
the tranny fluid soak for a while, pour it out letting the hubs drain
over a paper towell for ,OH, say 10 minutes or so and replace the auto
hubs onto the wheel studs.
Generally when they start to malfunction they need to be replaced.  I
replaced mine with the WARN manual hubs and I have been very happy with
them.

HTH.

-Steve ('94 EB 4x4)
 
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