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Jimny auto advice needed
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18 Feb 2018 00:15 #189409
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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
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18 Feb 2018 00:16 #189410
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Hubs are not engaging at all I been reading about vacuums etc
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18 Feb 2018 06:34 #189411
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
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You have 2 options then. One replace the vacuum lines either with a solid pipe or a flexible silicone , clean and regrease the existing hubs. Second abandon the vacuum system and either permanently set the existing hubs in drive or purchase some manual hubs . There's as many opinions on which is best as there are owner's of Jimny. I have manual hubs because I believe that the compromise of having to get out of the car to set them is offset by the reliability of a purely mechanical system. Others disagree.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
R.E.D Retired Extremely Dangerous
Bellerophon (2024 grello van) daily dose of disappointment.
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18 Feb 2018 09:23 #189419
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2nd option sounds best fella how expensive is it to replace with manual hubs
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18 Feb 2018 13:23 #189430
by kirkynut
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Cheapest:
www.jimnybits.com/jimny/drivetrain/jimny-free-wheel-hubs.html
Better quality: www.jimnybits.com/jimny/drivetrain/jimny...free-wheel-hubs.html
If you have standard sized tyres I'd imagine that the cheaper ones are fine.
I'd still expect the revs to be higher in low range regardless of whether the hubs are engaging or not but I have no experience with auto Jimnys.
I wouldn't waste time trying to resolve auto hub issues, there's too many to mess about with!
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Better quality: www.jimnybits.com/jimny/drivetrain/jimny...free-wheel-hubs.html
If you have standard sized tyres I'd imagine that the cheaper ones are fine.
I'd still expect the revs to be higher in low range regardless of whether the hubs are engaging or not but I have no experience with auto Jimnys.
I wouldn't waste time trying to resolve auto hub issues, there's too many to mess about with!
Kirkynut
The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.
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18 Feb 2018 13:28 #189431
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Member j999pre can get new manual hubs around the £100 delivered
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