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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    Yeah, I think it has a lot to do with mud and grit getting into the spiggot area on the hub causing the wheel to lock on. Mine have always jiggled off though. It's probably good practice to clean the spiggot with a brush and particularly at the very bottom where it meets the wheel mating surface.
    Oxidisation having the alloy and steel hubs together

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    Allright, i know you all had sleepless nights in wonderment, loose nuts, small drive, got them off..only thing killed was 1 x lock nut & 1 x socket used to get said lock nut off when it stripped the little stupid round locking pin thingo's, then needed said socket bashed onto stuffed lock nut to get that off.

    Why could'nt land rover design a lock nut key and lock nut with square pins so they don't round off?

    thanks for the tips, all sorted now!

    Ray

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rayngie View Post
    loose nuts, small drive,
    yeah ...can be a problem ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rayngie View Post
    It's all about preserving the muddies for when they are actually in mud, not much of that between Manly and Camperdown!, they have to come off!
    I dunno about that, you can have it sprayed on in Mosman

    Oh BTW toss those bloody lock nuts too buggery, bloody mongrels of things they are

    Baz.
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    I dunno about that, you can have it sprayed on in Mosman


    I always thought it was a 'crystal car wash' place, now that i think of it, i have seen cars go in clean and come out dirty.....



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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    Oxidisation having the alloy and steel hubs together
    Perhaps and that also.
    Cheers
    Slunnie


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    Clean the mating surfaces, studs, and nuts and apply a good coating of Loctite anti-seize to them all before reinstalling. Don't use copper base anti-seize on aluminium, use silver or nickel base.
    URSUSMAJOR

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    I ditched the lock nuts after getting a flat in the bush and trying to get the lock nut off it rounded off,not a very good design lucky I had a pair of vice grips to get it off
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    Quote Originally Posted by Redback View Post
    I dunno about that, you can have it sprayed on in Mosman

    Baz.
    Hey!!!!!!

    Well you're probably right. I think I have the only proper muddy 4x4 in Mosman. Well I assume that's what the funny looks are for.
    Andy
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    Quote Originally Posted by gorby View Post
    Hey!!!!!!

    Well you're probably right. I think I have the only proper muddy 4x4 in Mosman. Well I assume that's what the funny looks are for.

    Ah, Mosman, my former home.

    Very few real 4wds there, can't see 'em for all the X5s, Touraegs, Cayennes, Benzes and Audis

    Military Road is pretty nuts these days, gorby...

    GQ

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