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Old 08-24-2006, 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by FredTJ
If I could find a pair that would be great.
Been looking for a week or so and haven't run across any.
BTW, what year(s) do I look for and from what vehicles.


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Mainly pickups from 86-95 - some 4Runners too (86-87 I think) Stay away from "auto" hubs though. Look for "IFS Lock Outs"

EDIT: Oops - guess you can hear it twice...
Old 08-24-2006, 07:35 AM
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I got mine off eBay, fully rebuilt, for $60.
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Unless your going SAS leave the ADD alone.
Just put the manual hubs on, Ether brand.
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Anyone heard, or tried the Mile Marker Hubs?
Old 08-27-2006, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by ^VooDoo^
Unless your going SAS leave the ADD alone.
Just put the manual hubs on, Ether brand.
So no one ever has any problems with the ADD not working ?

Coming from the Jeep world, Jeeps used a similar vacuum activated system to lock the front axle in. This is in YJ's (ended in '95) and us usually nothing but problems. Vacuum lines pulling out, rotting, etc.
Most people, who wheel, with YJ's usually remove that system and just replace it with a seal and solid axle on that side.

Seems to be relatively simply to "lock" the axle in, permanently.
Is there a reason why it's not recommended to disable the ADD (with the addition of manual hubs) ?


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Fred

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Old 08-27-2006, 11:14 AM
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Nope, I ran Aisin manual IFS hubs for years on my '91 4Runner with all ADD still intact.

No problemo...

Also bought mine for $50.
Took them apart and greased them up, and shot with fresh red paint to make 'em look purdy.
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Originally Posted by Cebby
Not sure where you are seeing kits that have a bunch of parts for the 2nd Gen, but literally all you need are the hubs and gaskets. It's an easy swap...

Yoou can also disable the ADD system. There's a writeup out there somewhere for this...


this could solve my electrical problem with the ADD system. yanking out the ADD relay disables the system
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You dont really want to "disable" it you want to permanently enable it. Yanking out the relay without other mods will give you perm 2wd. You need to make the ADD fork be engauged all the time.

In my 95 I had hubs and left the ADD working. This way in winter I could lock the hubs and be back to shift-on-the-fly without the driveshaft always spinning.

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Originally Posted by AH64ID
You dont really want to "disable" it you want to permanently enable it. Yanking out the relay without other mods will give you perm 2wd. You need to make the ADD fork be engauged all the time.

In my 95 I had hubs and left the ADD working. This way in winter I could lock the hubs and be back to shift-on-the-fly without the driveshaft always spinning.

thank you. I have perm 2WD now.
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I bought my '94 with ADD not working in 2000; the dealer installed a new ADD chunk for $150 plus labor (@$200). No problems since then. I almost had the two vacuum lines melted in two on my manifold (had to reroute them), but it's worked fine since I had it fixed..
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Originally Posted by Cebby
His pic is bigger...
Its not the size thats important, its what you do with it...

... and Aisins are better. nuf said.

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