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greggors84

posted on 10/9/03 at 12:50 PM Reply With Quote
ABS Hub in a Non ABS upright

Will my abs hub with the splined bit for the sensor fit ok in a non abs upright. I need to get a new upright and i cant get an ABS one for ages so i was wondering if the hub and upright would go together ok.

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ned

posted on 10/9/03 at 01:32 PM Reply With Quote
are you talking sierra front into sierra upright or sierra rear into MK upright?

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zetec

posted on 10/9/03 at 02:14 PM Reply With Quote
If you are talking about the rear one I had the same problem. MKs answer was to have the grooved section removed either with a file or turned off on a lathe and then they fit. Normal ones dont have the same problem. Give MK a ring to check if still the case.
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blueshift

posted on 10/9/03 at 03:08 PM Reply With Quote
Greggors, don't suppose a 4x4 ABS upright would be any use to you would it? we'll have a couple of those with no home to go to soon.
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greggors84

posted on 10/9/03 at 09:24 PM Reply With Quote
No i mean front





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blueshift

posted on 11/9/03 at 12:14 AM Reply With Quote
I assmed you meant fronts. we only want the back bits or our sierra, front uprights are surplus to requirements.

that's why I dunno if 4x4 are any good to you, maybe you could retrofit the stub axle into them or something?

shout if you want em anyway

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