Hal O'Peridol
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Online manual just says to lube assembly.......how much, where and with what??
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Bearing grease, like you would grease your wheel bearings with is all I have ever used. Just goop it up good and off you go!Online manual just says to lube assembly.......how much, where and with what??
Thanks!
And how do you figure that. I have done dozens upon dozens and never had one issue. Keeps the mud out also. Done this on Blazers, trucks... jeeps. All kinds. Warn hubs, stock hubs...Put bearing grease on them and they will probaly never work poperly again. Use the white spray lube or white lithium grease from gm
Guess you dont mud bog at all. Its gets in everywhere no matter how well you seal it all. But, you can help by using a nice grease.How does mud get inside a properly installed hub ? I guess warn , ford , chevy , dodge and most hub maufacturers should consult you and change their service specs on hubs and hub installation.
x2Been mud boggin and truck pullin all my life i have had/seen water in hubs alot
but i donot see mud going past a good
tight o ring seal. Most of the 4x4 engagement issuses i have seen - in older 4x4 's - is a hub will not engage - 9 times out of 10 is is because the person who installed them used the wrong lube . Hub parts will slide alot easier with the proper lube versus wheel bearing grease. I do wipe wheel bearing grease on the o rings.
can u send me a link on what warms hubs you purchased? i bought warm premium hubs for my cucv m1008, dana 60 30 spline axle shaft...and they wont fit on over the actual asle shaft. thank youx2
When i got my warn premiums for the D60, the installation sheet says NOT to pack the hubs in grease but to only light lube the assembly.
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can u send me a link on what warms hubs you purchased? i bought warm premium hubs for my cucv m1008, dana 60 30 spline axle shaft...and they wont fit on over the actual asle shaft. thank you