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 Post subject: Hub Assembly, 06 liberty 3.7 Left to Right... difference?
PostPosted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 6:13 pm 
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Is there a difference other than part #? (which I assume means there IS)

I have a prescribed left one but need a right for the weekend... not too late to find the right one if I have to.

Thoughts?

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 Post subject: Re: Hub Assembly, 06 liberty 3.7 Left to Right... difference
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Shows two different parts numbers for right and left with ABS
without ABS no difference

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 Post subject: Re: Hub Assembly, 06 liberty 3.7 Left to Right... difference
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So I'm guessing the difference is the length and or location of the connector and/or wire.

Guess Ill just drop the cash and be safe. Thanks.

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 Post subject: Re: Hub Assembly, 06 liberty 3.7 Left to Right... difference
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Don't you like paying more for either the left/right specific parts?

Same cost difference for the KJ's disc brake parking cables,identical cables but the hold down bracket(same bracket also) is crimped backwards for the left compared to the right but costs like $10 more.


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 Post subject: Re: Hub Assembly, 06 liberty 3.7 Left to Right... difference
PostPosted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 6:23 pm 
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LOL, Ok.

So do you think with come crafty wiring I can get away with it? (Ill run that forker (the wire) round the whole jeep if its possible, saves me 200 out of the Jeep fund)

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I order two of the cheaper ones with abs and have them installed with no issues. Just have to do alittle more creative wiring because the way the wiring at the hub is facing. other then that they are the same length and everything.

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 Post subject: Re: Hub Assembly, 06 liberty 3.7 Left to Right... difference
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audiboy86 wrote:
I order two of the cheaper ones with abs and have them installed with no issues. Just have to do alittle more creative wiring because the way the wiring at the hub is facing. other then that they are the same length and everything.


Go Audiboy! One day, you'll make a great JeepMan! :JEEPIN:

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 Post subject: Re: Hub Assembly, 06 liberty 3.7 Left to Right... difference
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Oh how i hope to one day. But enjoy doing the swap it went easy for me with a few different extentions lengths and a swivle. And don't forget a good 12 point socket on and E-torx i think it is a 14.

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Did the left 10k ago ;)

Go time in two hours... thanks again!

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