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18 Feb 2018 14:37 - 18 Feb 2018 16:58 #189433 by Valleys rambler
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Great stuff people, so is that the only parts I need, and can I leave all the rest on apart from the hubs because I wouldn't know where to start lol so basically be like my old vitara when I had to reverse back ???????
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18 Feb 2018 15:09 #189435 by jackonlyjack
Yes just remove old hubs and bolt new on it's that easy ;)
You can leave every thing as was
OR remove the old rotten steel pipe work and just blank off the rubber pipes that's left on
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18 Feb 2018 18:43 #189442 by Riccy
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You dont need to reverse back to disengage the front drive. Use the transer box lever/dash buttons to put it in 2wd on and off tarmac. (important NOT to drive on grippy surfaces in 4x4!)

The manual (or freewheeling) hubs allow you to 'switch off' a wheel at a time. If your going onto slippery surfaces, switch them both on before and engage 4x4 as needed. once back to tarmac switch them off for better fuel consumption (stops the wheels turning the shafts needlessly).

The pipes and suchlike can stay, but do blank off any if you remove them. You may get problems with dash lights if theres a leak on it somewhere, so probably best to blank off fully as Jack says ;-)

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18 Feb 2018 20:16 - 18 Feb 2018 20:18 #189449 by Valleys rambler
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Great stuff im daft when it comes to this stuff so yeah thats good news ill order a set can I just fit these and drive and not touch anything at all, and by blanking of where by and how, buy the way theres a fat reefer in the ashtray for you haaaa I need as much info as poss like any special tools could I do them myself etc:blink:
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18 Feb 2018 20:18 #189450 by kirkynut
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I know what you mean by reversing back to release any wind up in the transmission and Yes, you may need to do so for the 4wd to release and the light go out as the hubs will be locked while your old auto hubs wouldn't be.

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20 Mar 2018 16:07 #190630 by Valleys rambler
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So I bought the hubs of Jimny bits also advised I don't need spacers etc, anyone got a tutorial video link on how to change them, so exited Haaaaaa

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20 Mar 2018 22:01 #190656 by Valleys rambler
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Took ya advice mate, bought them of Jimnybits on ebay for some reason I couldn't purchase directly of their site, and the chap said I don't need any spacers or extras, so they came with gaskets bolts and washers seem pretty solid, just looking for a step by step guide and plan on doing hub conversion tomorrow

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21 Mar 2018 01:00 #190661 by zukebob
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Check here for an answer:

Info For Fitting Manual Hubs

I started out with nothing & still have most of it left

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21 Mar 2018 09:16 #190666 by helijohn
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Valleys rambler wrote: 2002 model it goes into low on the auto box but not the 4x4 box. The light comes on when I select 4w but 4w is not engaging at all what electrics do I check any diagrams about in here fella


I might be misunderstanding but it seems to me you should forget the auto box selector. Low on the auto is not related to any four wheel drive. The others will give you advice on checking the actual four wheel drive but with it in N (no good in D/P etc. as it locks the tranny) there are checks you can do with it on jacks (not ramps as you have to turn the wheels lol) to see if the four wheels are working as one!!

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21 Mar 2018 21:04 #190699 by Valleys rambler
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jackonlyjack wrote: Member j999pre can get new manual hubs around the £100 delivered ;)



Awesome fella bought hubs of Jimnybits should I grease them up or are they ready to go, I fitted them and work OK, need to know if I should grease them tomorrow have to take them back off

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21 Mar 2018 21:07 #190700 by Valleys rambler
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Well thanks for all ya advice people new hubs fitted and working OK but forgot to grease them, do they need greasing lol can build a computer from scratch but clueless about mechanicals haaa

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22 Mar 2018 05:35 #190715 by Lambert
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Yes but only very lightly. It is very easy to have too much grease and lock them in any position. Just a dab'll do ya.

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