New hubs
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I bought 2 of the ebay hubs. No problems so far. I bought these for $77 each.
Wheel Bearing & Hub Front Driver or Passenger for Land Rover Discovery Series II
Wheel Bearing & Hub Front Driver or Passenger for Land Rover Discovery Series II
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There was a thread circulating around LandRoversOnly discussing the difference between the cheap hubs and those of higher quality. People are getting 3-amigos with certain, cheap hubs because the toothed ring in the hub that activates the sensor actually has at least 1-less tooth than the OEM and creates havoc within the ABS and TC system. You should at least do a search so that you can avoid the units known to be incompatible with the SLABs.
http://www.landroversonly.com/#/foru.../132706?page=1
http://www.landroversonly.com/#/foru.../132706?page=1
Last edited by chubbs878; 11-24-2016 at 08:19 PM.
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I bought 2 of the ebay hubs. No problems so far. I bought these for $77 each.
Wheel Bearing & Hub Front Driver or Passenger for Land Rover Discovery Series II
Wheel Bearing & Hub Front Driver or Passenger for Land Rover Discovery Series II
I have two of these. This seller is good and no problems with Amigos or otherwise.
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I've never had ABS issues to sort out so I have no experience to speak of. The hub slides onto the splined axle shaft. When you look into the location of the sensor when it is removed, you definitely aren't seeing an axle shaft. There are other components within called reluctor rings or toner rings that the sensor itself is reading and feeding to the computer. The shaft is only a splined shaft, nothing else.
Attached image: nothing but splines on the end to attach a hub. The hub houses everything needed to signal the TC and ABS. These aftermarket hubs can be designed and manufactured differently than OEM. Aka the discussion attached in my first reply.
Attached image: nothing but splines on the end to attach a hub. The hub houses everything needed to signal the TC and ABS. These aftermarket hubs can be designed and manufactured differently than OEM. Aka the discussion attached in my first reply.
Last edited by chubbs878; 11-26-2016 at 12:17 AM.