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Retaining Ring?
#1103994
11/28/17 12:55 PM
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Joined: Nov 2013
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My Montero 1G left wheel is not engaging in 4x4. At first I assumed the hub went out (manual hubs). While underneath I noticed I can pull the axle inward about 2". Now I'm thinking the retaining 'snap' ring broke or failed. What do you think? Can anyone tell me what size/style ring it uses? The Montero is an hour from the nearest parts store so I want to take what I need with me...or it will be a long day driving back and forth. Thanks!
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Re: Retaining Ring?
[Re: Liltrbo]
#1103995
11/29/17 05:02 AM
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Yes. I concur with you....the little C-clip.
I have tried to find the part number via normal sources: oemmitsubishiparts.com mitsubishipartswarehouse.com rockauto.com
Parts store may have better luck
1987 Raider - Roxy 1988 Mighty Max 2.6L Turbo - Pearl 1997 Mountaineer V8 - Freddy 2000 Excursion V10 - Freya
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Re: Retaining Ring?
[Re: Liltrbo]
#1103998
11/29/17 05:47 AM
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Joined: Feb 2010
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It's a Mitsubishi part. I found one at a dealer a few years ago but I didn't buy it. Instead I found snap rings with the same thickness and then grinded off the little loops where snapring pliars would go. It seems to be the same snap ring on the inner and outter ends so you can size it by just taking the one off the outter end behind the hub cover. I haven't noticed any problems with that solution.
87 Dodge Raider 5sp 2.6l no jet valves, Tuffpan OME Dakar leaf springs + T-bar crank + 2" body lift (4" lift). 5500lb winch, Starion alternator, grp31 marine bat' OBA (stock AC compressor) 33x12.5x15 Baja Claws or Wintermark extra load 235/75/15 M/S
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