Manual Hubs
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Manual Hubs
I've got a set of Aisin Manual Hubs on the way, finally. Is there any special type of grease I should use on them when rebuilding? I read the tech write-up and it didn't specify. Oh..also, is there a Toyota part number for the cone washers, I'm not sure if these come with them or not.
Thanks,
Bryan
Thanks,
Bryan
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p/n is 42323-60010. The ones for your ADD flanges should be the same thing. If not, I'd start checking all the local dealers. I've never found a full dozen at any dealer around here without ordering them.
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Ok, cool. I forgot about the fact that my ADD hubs have them too.
So I'm guessing it doesn't matter what sort of grease I use on them? That's probably a dumb question, but I have no idea.
So I'm guessing it doesn't matter what sort of grease I use on them? That's probably a dumb question, but I have no idea.
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I'm interested about the grease too. I've also got a set ready to go on.
Silver, I'd like to cruise a trail or two around Prescott. You interested in playing tour guide? I'm there every few months and I'd like to see some of the sights.
J.D.
Silver, I'd like to cruise a trail or two around Prescott. You interested in playing tour guide? I'm there every few months and I'd like to see some of the sights.
J.D.
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Originally Posted by Silver954Runner
So I'm guessing it doesn't matter what sort of grease I use on them? That's probably a dumb question, but I have no idea.
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If the bearings are torqued properly the hubs do not get hot. So, basic multipurpose grease from the grease gun is fine. Bearing grease tends to get stiff when cold. Another tip - use marine grade multi purpose grease anywhere where getting wet is an issue (like where isn't that an issue?) It resists water and absorbing moisture. Good insurance for cheap.
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Another tip - use marine grade multi purpose grease anywhere where getting wet is an issue (like where isn't that an issue?) It resists water and absorbing moisture. Good insurance for cheap.[/QUOTE]
Good call. Thanks for the tips.
J.D.
Good call. Thanks for the tips.
J.D.
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Originally Posted by baileymoto
what is the advantage to manual hubs?
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also, not having manual hubs puts more drag on your drivetrain since there's still more than just the wheels spinning. manual hubs will get you somewhat better gas milage
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Originally Posted by kyle_22r
also, not having manual hubs puts more drag on your drivetrain since there's still more than just the wheels spinning. manual hubs will get you somewhat better gas milage
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well, maybe not better milage, but when you have a wheezy old engine like mine you definitely notice a lot of drag. i could barely hit 55 miles per hour with my hubs locked on the freeway, while unlocked i could do 65+
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Originally Posted by KevyWevy
i really didn't notice any that much either and no gas milage change. but it sure as hell gives you a better turning radius.
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