How do I remove a Mavic freehub body?

If you haven’t already done it, the first step is to remove the cassette and rear skewer. Next, use a 5mm allen key in the right side (drive side) of the axle, and a 17mm wrench on the nut. Turn the 17mm nut counterclockwise. …and you can remove the whole freehub.

How do you remove the Mavic Ksyrium SL freehub?

Pull it off by hand and behind the axle end is a 10mm hex socket. The other end requires a 5mm hex wrench. The axle is made in two pieces; unscrew the two halves and the cassette body will come right off.

How do you put a freehub on a Mavic hub?

Push the two pawls into the hub so they are flush and then place the freehub body on the hub. If you push the pawls in, the freehub will slide right back into place. 13. Install the lock nut. The knurled side goes out, it helps keep the hub in place as it digs into your drop out.

How do you clean a Mavic freehub body?

Using a clean rag, remove all the old oil and dirt from the hub, freehub, washer, pawls and rubber seal. I like to lay the parts out so I don’t lose them and I can inspect them for wear. Notice the oil ring around the yellow bushing on the freehub body.

Do you need to remove cassette from Mavic freehub?

It’s best to remove the cassette from the freehub before disassembling the hub. Grab the cog vise and your cassette cracker and remove the cassette. Once you have removed the cassette, things should look more or less like this. Note: there are a couple different versions of axles that Mavic has used.

Can you replace NoTubes 3.30 freehub hubs?

Replacement freehub bodies and XD drivers for NoTubes 3.30 hubs Bearings, pawls and springs are installed 3.30 freehubs are not compatible with 11-speed road cassettes Item Specifications Cassette Body Type Shimano/SRAM 8, 9, 10 Speed Material Alloy Stan’s No Tubes 3.30 Freehub Body UPC: 183720000939

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