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Old 08-26-2005, 12:52 PM
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Manual Hub Install: Cone Washers
Putting Aisin hubs and 4Runner axles on my Suzuki - question:

Should I put anti-seize compound on the cone washers?

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Old 08-26-2005, 01:33 PM
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i woundn't worry about it...
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I've never done it and my cone washers pop out pretty easily every time.
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Never seen em sieze - they are hardened steel and shouldn't need it. Siezing, galling or corroding is not why they are hard to get out.
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I always use anti-sieze on mine, makes sure they come off nice and easy next time. On my truck, nearly every fastener gets either anti-sieze, thread locker or in a few cases a sealant (like the timinmg cover/oil pump bolts).
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can't hurt
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Mine used to sieze all the time... then i went warn hubs... I would use anti-seize on them.
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Can't hurt.

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I always use anti seize on them, as well as spark plugs.
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you actually changed out your aisin hubs for warns?
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mine popped out fine and they were helluva old.
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i use anti-seize on mine.
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no i had autos
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