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Watch the video.... The passenger wheel has a wobble. I'm guessing parts for these hubs super hard to find now...

I should clarify that it depends on what locker you are installing. But most master install kits provide shims that go outside the bearing. Did the e-locker instructions have you put them under? Air lockers like ARB have a hole that the seal housing must cover. It requires shims outside the...

I have a used one sitting in my garage you can have.....local pick up only though.

That all changes when you add a locker.

That's a common issue with the 42rle that hasn't been solved. There was a Jeeper on the old forums (Unlimited04) that tried chasing it down and could never find it. And he did EVERYTHING to try and eliminate it. He never had any problems with it, just the ever so slight harmonic vibration.

It's common when there isn't enough carrier preload.

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I have a coworker that was gifted a Jeep before he moved to Colorado. He has no idea of the jeeps history. It has Warn hubs front and rear. The passenger side needs to be rebuilt but I don't want to take it apart until we have parts in hand. I'm not a warn hub expert so I don't know how many...

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Indeed!

Clean that shit up

This was my Jeep when I first bought it...

Worn shock bushings can be very clunky.

Just confirming you got 19 in/lbs, not 19 ft/lbs.... And that you in fact have pinion pre-load shims installed before going to 190? 🤷🤷🏼😂

Don't touch it, it's fine. If anything I would say pull one or two thou..... But don't. Your good. 👍

If your pinion depth was set correctly (have a to pic of the pattern?), your backlash was set in spec, and your pinion preload is correct then I would run it. Noise comes from improperly set up or cheap gears (what brand did you use?).

Something tells me that this will be coming in the near future.... mini boatsides, fully custom the way you want to build them... I'll leave it at that.....

It's the side to side or up down (same thing) that's a problem. In our 1/64" is fine. Rotational is fine to a point too (lash).