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Old 03-22-2012, 06:29 PM   #1
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Are you talking about an F250 or 350 Super Duty? Didn't think the F150's had anytype of locking hubs?

My bro-in-law had issues with the piece that mounts on the driver's side firewall basically shorting out. Water would run on it from the cowl area and get into the electroncs. I believe his is an '04.
yeah its a 150. there not like a normal locking hub its an internal vacum operated (expensive)pos. looks like a unit bearing in design but has a vacum opererated cog ring inside. dont know if that started in 04 since there was a body change but i know my dad wasnt impressed when his 4x4 was only 4x2
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Old 03-23-2012, 10:11 AM   #2
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yeah its a 150. there not like a normal locking hub its an internal vacum operated (expensive)pos. looks like a unit bearing in design but has a vacum opererated cog ring inside. dont know if that started in 04 since there was a body change but i know my dad wasnt impressed when his 4x4 was only 4x2
Learn something new every day. I knew the Super Duty's had the vacuum hubs that can also be manuall engaged but did not know the F-150s had the vacuum portion of the system.

For the other question, yes I believe it is the solenoid (not sure if where the battery is at) but pretty sure it is on the driver's side firewall area. On my brother-in-laws trucks it would randomly try to engage 4wd while cruising down the road.
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