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Warn Hub question
Im looking into getting a set of warn lockout hubs and Ive been "googling" them for a few hours this evening but cannot find a true diagram showing the installation procedures, what Im curious is do I need to replace the WHOLE stinking hub assembly or just the internals and then place the new lockout in place?
the OE one stays in place with a tiny snap ring and with the new setup I dont see a way for it to lock in place... any help on this?
Thanks
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Re: Warn Hub question
Scott, the way locking hubs work is to shift the part that transfers the power to the axle now in and out. The part you see is not the part that takes the power. Sometimes all that really holds that part on is a snap ring and some bolts to the part it holds. But you use the original hub. It should have splines inside it. The locking hug uses these splines and the ones on the end of the axle and engages them both when locked.
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Re: Warn Hub question
I think I might have left out a few details the WARN 38826 model shows a slim finish with a few small torx screws on the outside, I dont see where those screw in, am I to drill and tap holes for those or does that front facia come off the part and the internal portion locks into place and then the front screws onto the internal portion
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Re: Warn Hub question
ok I THINK I figured it out here is a pic
http://lh4.googleusercontent.com/pub...d2wLZJvQhwsg58
so it appears that the old hub slides out and this guy slides on in and as stated above the front piece does just screw into place! awesome I guess I figured it out... worlds smallest thread!
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Re: Warn Hub question
Once you take it apart you will see just how easy they are to install.