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jejm1975

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About jejm1975

  • Birthday 11/24/1975

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  • Your Pathfinder Info
    1994 XE 320+k miles auto 1994 SE 120+k miles man
  • Mechanical Skill Level
    Standalone Tool Chest Mechanic
  • Your Age
    30-35
  • What do you consider yourself?
    Rarely Go Off-Road
  • Model
    Other/Unknown
  • Year
    1994

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    Male
  • Location
    Albany, GA - United States
  • Interests
    Anything and everything that I can tear into... be it a computer, T.V., misc. mechanicial components. Oh and I like women too, when I have time.

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  1. jejm1975
    Anyone know what type of bolts (grade, size and thread count) to use here, Im trying to get all of my parts ordered. Oh and what about the snap ring, replace as recommended or not? Thanx again.
  2. jejm1975
    Sweeet. Thanx you all. :coffee!:
  3. jejm1975
    I have recently embarked on the task of replacing my front wheel bearings and in doing so I decided that I would rebuild my hubs while I was in there. Well, while I was looking for the A&B brakes to go into my auto hub, I ran across this post and have decided to go with the manual hubs. Now when I look up the hubs on Amazon (turning up great for my part needs), there is a note attached to the description (same on the Warn site as well) that states: Product Description WARN PREMIUM MANUAL HUB -- Durable, Chrome-Plated, Resists Corrosion, ZA Alloy Dial, Wave Spring Technology Increases Reliability Over Standard Coil Springs, All Metal Construction, Requires 9/10 Of A Turn To Insure Positive Engagement, Designed For The Hardcore Off-Roader And Truck Owner, Hub Set Includes Stud Kit PN 38003 , When Replacing Factory Automatic Hubs With Manual Hubs, You Must Also Purchase Spindle Nut Conversion Kit #29918 (Except For ADD) So do I need this part for my 1994 Pathy's? I also assume that the sited kit will contain a "pair" of hubs and not individual kits. Thanx
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