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I just changed a set in my one rear axle. Not hard to do and the parts aren't that hard to get I have a bunch of seals for them. Mine was blowing gear oil out of my ctis valve on the wheel so I knew for sure it was bad.
Yeah mine rarely kicks in. Its usually around 180-190 just driving around. But if I am towing or moving slow like in the woods getting back to hunting spots it kicks in but that's about it.
I use samlex I got a good buy on them. Just make sure which ever one you get it puts out 13.8 volts. That's where most charging systems on cars run and 12 volt electronics operate the best.
Thanks tobyS you have been very helpful and keeping this on track. I was thinking around $80 each which would be $320 for the set would be fair so I guess I wasn't to far off. Thank You
Yes I know how to charge them with a conventional charger. They don't need charged they are working perfect. I am changing them out to put 2 air ride seats in and was going to make the battery box smaller.
I know I can but I would like to have as many cranking amps as possible. We are an Interstate dealer so I get them at cost and they also deal in optima batteries. I want to stay with a agm battery rather than lead acid battery.
I know they are but I someday plan on putting in 2 air ride seats. So besides the relocation kit that is to expensive for me I was going to change it to 2 optima yellow top 31 series and cut the battery box down then install the drivers seat minus the base on top of the smaller box with a quick...
I am thinking of changing over to a two battery system in my m931a2. It has a set of hawker batteries I believe date code in 2012 I will have to check for sure. I was wondering what these would sell for they are in perfect shape. Reason I ask is this is how I would have to pay for my new batteries.
It engages the transfer case to lock the front and rear driveshaft together. When it's not engaged the front driveshaft will still turn but it won't be engaged inside the transfer case. I hope that makes sense to you. I know it says front axle engagement but it's going to always turn because it...