Is this an automatic locking hub for 4x4
1454095
These hubs are not auto locking. I had to return these and reorder the right ones through eBay and cheaper, from the same company!
1454096
This fits the Ford Explorer. The Explorer 4X4 is locked in in the transfer case not the hub. Your axle splines fit through the hub then you put the nut on the end of axle. I have about 1,000 miles on mine no trouble.
252912
I don't know the size of a 4x4 hub but the center does pop out leaving a 4 and 1/8th inch diameter hole. On my two wheel drive truck F 350 that is big enough to get to the front hubs and the rear eight bolt hubs which are about 4 inches in diameterThanks, James L
2100515
Yes it will lock. But you would need to purchase a locking trailer pin separately.
875059
I don't believe so. The documentation for my lock does not appear to have an option for it *not* to lock automatically...
92272
It looks like it. Yes it is for a 4X4 and you could install it with or with out the 5th wheel/ gooseneck. And it took about an hour and a half to install it and it was in my driveway!
224265
No, you need to buy a set of locking nuts. Which is one per wheel, thus 5 lugs, 5 nuts.
667899
That is done on your switch on the panel, which has several settings. The Rugged Ridge locking hubs only lock or unlock or it you prefer engage or disengage the shafts that go into your front differential. The switch on your panel, just above the cigarette lighter controls settings- off, high or low, just as it did before the locking hubs installation. Its that simple.
1717900
I don't remember, it's been awhile since I did it. I know it's the same lockset that is on travel trailers. Since my cargo trailer didn't have anything before I started, I had to custom fit it.
1498550
I do think so. It adjust to different size tires and will lock when you lock it at the size needed.
1160198
Yes it will. I just did mine. The wires in the hub get weathered and damaged and it causes the sensors to go out. Changing it fixes the problem, although my traction still sometimes activates (I have to check that), it solves the traction and ABS problem.
252910
I don't know the size of a 4x4 hub but the center does pop out leaving a 4 and 1/8th inch diameter hole. On my two wheel drive truck F 350 that is big enough to get to the front hubs and the rear eight bolt hubs which are about 4 inches in diameter Thanks, James L
178126
Should not need it if you already have manual hubs with 3 bolts. This kit is for if you have the auto hubs with I think 5 bolts.
1691208
Yes it does. However, I would suggest you look very closely at this item as I found it very poorly constructed. The tolerances in the locking plate were very sloppy which allows the wheel a great amount of play, to the point of having danger if you are dealing heavy loads.
1076318
yes I believe it is ... however it is not for a Slash 4x4 ultimate with the low center chassis
1691558
No it does not, if it's a 4.2L engine and 4x4 it needs the Part Number: 513188 hub assembly
1739181
Definitely not for automatic shift. I bought it since I needed for manual 4-speed. Obviously, there was no lever lock on top to accommodate auto shift between drive -neutral-reverse-park.
2080644
No usually automatics have a button to lock and unlock from the park position. Hurst might make one that will work, just include automatic in your searching.