Front Hubs..

[e1w00db1ue5]

Newbie question or rather clarification...

I have a 2nd gen 1995 3.0 Surf. I'm aware to put it into 4WD i just press the button (only slippery surfeces only).

What i need clarification on is weather i need to do anything special to my hubs when i enter or exit 4WD. A friend of mine has a Fortrack and on leaving 4WD he has to reverse for 10 yards to release the front hubs, i just need to know if i should also be doing this.

I've done a search on this through the forum and havn't located this exact question, although reading many other mosts regarding locked etc hubs has been very useful.

Many thanks,

J

[Apache]

No you dont, other than taking your foot off the gas.

You have ADD (do a search for that) which isn't the same system as the Daihatsu uses.

[MudSurfer]

No you dont, other than taking your foot off the gas.

You have ADD (do a search for that) which isn't the same system as the Daihatsu uses.

And Jon's works......

[e1w00db1ue5]

And Jon's works......

lol

Paul's work too, going for my first play tomorrow

[e1w00db1ue5]

http://www.off-road.com/trucks4x4/ar....jsp?id=399612

I Guess

[MudSurfer]

lol

Paul's work too, going for my first play tomorrow

Where to??

[e1w00db1ue5]

Where to??

Sorry Andy, missed this yesterday.

did the local green lane, including all the extras ;-)

Fortrack got stuck loads, inc one space where the Surf just churned through

I'm now almost an expert at being a winch anchor

(need a sticker Fortrack Recovery Vehicle )

[That Ruddy Squirrel]

need a sticker Fortrack Recovery Vehicle

you need to contact our tame Red Indian - Apache