http://www.counterman.com/Article/86631/atp_introduces_front_axle_disconnect_assemblies.aspx
Long story short, mine is shot (housing included). I was wondering if anyone has heard of these (and maybe used them)?
After seeing how much a disconnect would be to rebuild, not to mention time trying to find the housing, it just seems feasible to buy one of these if they're worth it. Thoughts /opinions?
ATP front axle disconnect
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gotspeed1 - Trail-Blazer
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Roadie posted about this a few months ago. From what I've seen, the jobber price is $495, or you can get it with a new actuator for $545. I haven't bought one yet, but I will in the next few months.
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Thanks, looks like I'll be the guinea pig. 
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gotspeed1 - Trail-Blazer
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Amazon.com has them for like $300 with free shipping..
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markmc wrote:Amazon.com has them for like $300 with free shipping..
Search for: ATP 111001
Woke up this morning, saw this post, and ordered. Thanks Mark. MUCH appreciation.
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gotspeed1 - Trail-Blazer
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i have used the ATP 111001 for the past two months now, and i have not had any problems with it so far.
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I put one on back in May, right when they first came out. Posted about it on the OS, Roadie gave it a mention here too. I wish I would have had more time installing it, would have tried to install a zerk fitting for future servicing, but was under a real time constraint at the time. Replaced the axle and hub since I was "in the neighborhood". SO far it's held up, but with only about 4,000 miles on it I would hope so.
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