Edionne13

So I bought an aisin hub just cause I messed with the spring about 3 months ago. Blah blah, this week I got around to get a used one off eBay. Took it apart greased my one on my 93 ext pickup painted it black on the rim an dark blue on the dial but now after a day of being on my pickup. One will not turn... I used spray paint bad idea? An can someone give me a link on how to reassemble the aisin hub the spring an stuff. Would greatly appreciate that ^__^

wyoming9

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If you painted the plastic part and the part it rides in the paint dried and kinda glued it solid and keeps it from turning.

waskillywabbit

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Amazing the things you will find if you search a little.
http://www.se4rj.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=19

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Edionne13

Thanks for the link ill assemble that this Friday an yeah the paint kept it from turn grabbed a pliers and cranked it. Turned ill post pic of my truck probably once I get around to it. 4 inch suspension 112k original miles. 1993 ex cab 2 nd owner got a 3 inch body waiting for me in the garage. Running 33's look bad with the 7 in ifs lift?

Edionne13

well I got a friend who owns the same year pickup I do just sas and he says I need to use more grease. His you barely have to use any force is this normal? Yes his 4wd does work.

waskillywabbit

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Assembled correctly light grease they turn effortlessly. More grease piled in there actually hinders turning.

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jerry507

I just reassembled mine a week or two ago and ran into an issue. If you've put it back together and can turn it freely only a very small amount, then you've put it back together wrong. Pay close attention starting at post #7 here:

http://www.se4rj.com/forum/showthread.php?t=293

If you do it wrong then it's put back in in the locked position but the dial is in the free position, and the mechanism binds up trying to pull it back.

Luvmeye22re

I wouldn't bother with the body lift, and yes it will look goofy with that much lift and 33's. That truck should be able to run 35's with minimal trimming as it sits.