Manual Hub Locking
#1
Manual Hub Locking
I have vacuum problems with my automatic hub lock actuator. I am considering going to
a manual system and was wondering if anyone out there has used this kit or know of a better
or less expensive kit.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/I...22265410204289
It seems to me this would be much more reliable.
1988 S 10 Blazer 2.8 5 spd 4x4
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Steve
a manual system and was wondering if anyone out there has used this kit or know of a better
or less expensive kit.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/I...22265410204289
It seems to me this would be much more reliable.
1988 S 10 Blazer 2.8 5 spd 4x4
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Steve
#2
RE: Manual Hub Locking
I think the big problem with that is that you still have an electronically controlled transfer case. That just replaces the vacuum actuated front diff. And considering a new vacuum actuator is <$60, you've got quite a few replacements to go through before you'd save any money with the posilock.
Edit: Just saw you have an '88....do you even have the elctronic shift control? Or do you have a floor mounted manual lever? (Havn't ever been in an '88)
Edit: Just saw you have an '88....do you even have the elctronic shift control? Or do you have a floor mounted manual lever? (Havn't ever been in an '88)
#3
RE: Manual Hub Locking
Floor mounted shift lever .
and some more searching found the kit for 180.00 , so thats
a little easier to take ;-)
and some more searching found the kit for 180.00 , so thats
a little easier to take ;-)
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