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Old 05-27-2008, 11:36 AM   #31 (permalink)
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Re: Front Axle Failer Thread

Just to make sure I'm not setting myself up for problems in the future...are there plenty of guys out there with a 2" leveling kit and a bunch of miles that HAVE NOT had a front axle failure? I only have 9000 miles on my truck, and I bought the extended warranty out to 75000 miles. I don't want to screw up the truck and have the dealership deny the repairs b/c of the spacers. Thanks.
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Re: Front Axle Failer Thread

5:00 bump for the guys with 4x4's. Please see my post from lunch. Thanks.
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Re: Front Axle Failer Thread

The front driverside axle pulled out of my 04 with a 2" level kit. I have had the kit in for about a year and this is the first problem. While researching this problem I came across some manual locking hubs.

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I would like to try this part as it might be easier on the front driveline when driving in 2wd. I just don't know the number of splines on the front axle of my truck (28 or 31)? I anyone has tried this product or knows how many splines our trucks have on the front axles, some feedback would be greatly apprecited.

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Re: Front Axle Failer Thread

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The front driverside axle pulled out of my 04 with a 2" level kit. I have had the kit in for about a year and this is the first problem. While researching this problem I came across some manual locking hubs.

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I would like to try this part as it might be easier on the front driveline when driving in 2wd. I just don't know the number of splines on the front axle of my truck (28 or 31)? I anyone has tried this product or knows how many splines our trucks have on the front axles, some feedback would be greatly apprecited.
They do not make manual hubs for the Titan as far as I have seen. If they did, like they do for the Ram, they would more than likely be cost prohibitive. IIRC they were around $1,500-2,000 for little to no gain on mpg.
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"2004-2007 Nissan Titan - Rugged Ridge Locking Hub
Part Number: 15001.45Description:"RUGGED RIDGE LOCKING HUB SET, FOR 31 SPLINE AXLE -- High Quality Locking Hub Set For 31 Spline Axle, Constructed Of Military Spec Hardened Nylon Center Dial That Will Not Damage Other Parts In An Unlikely Event Of Failure, Salt-Spray Tested Epoxy Enamel Finish, Die Cast Aluminum Cap With A Corrosion Resistant Glossy Finish, Internal Components Are Precision Machined And Heat Treated, Provides Better Fuel Economy Due To The Lesser Drag On The Engine, More Mileage For The Front Tires Since They Will Rotate Freely And A More Comfortable Ride Due To The Lighter Steering, Reduction Of Drive Train Noise And Minimal Vibration, Also Provides Better 4Wd Performance When The Hubs Are Locked" Our Price: $152.07"


This is the ad that I found, is it bogus? I can't get the link to work but you can check it out yourself at Auto Parts Warehouse | Car Parts, Truck Parts & Auto Body Parts Online - Free Shipping on most Auto Accessories & Performance Parts - AutoPartsWarehouse and search for your Titan.
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Re: Front Axle Failer Thread

My front axle/diff failed in my 04 about 2 years ago. It has the 2" kit on it, and I can tell you that the kit did not cause it but it did make a poor axle design worse. My axles only popped out in 4-lo, and if I hit a dry spot while turning. Luckily they where easy to put in with the end of a shovel handle. After the whole run around with new axles, new clips, and seals the dealer finnaly replaced the front diff. I have had no other problems since and it still has the leveling kit.
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Re: Front Axle Failer Thread

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Also Provides Better 4Wd Performance When The Hubs Are Locked"
That comment in particular makes me question the need and/or qulaity of these items. Locked is locked my friend. I am also not grasping how plastic can protect items in the unlikely event of failure.
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Re: Front Axle Failer Thread

They list 28 spline and 31 spline manual locking hubs as fitting the same model Titans.
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