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Original postnerdag
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Hoping somebody who owns a set of Mavic wheels can help on this one.
I have read Mavic's service instructions, and can't get past the first step (sad, I know), and the ddiagrams are too small to be helpful.
How on earth do you "Unclip the fork support"? Does this require the hub tool?
Many thanks in advance.
n
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Insaneclimber
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nerdag said:Hoping somebody who owns a set of Mavic wheels can help on this one.
I have read Mavic's service instructions, and can't get past the first step (sad, I know), and the ddiagrams are too small to be helpful.
How on earth do you "Unclip the fork support"? Does this require the hub tool?
Many thanks in advance.
n
tech-mavic.comtech-mavic.comOpen ↗
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goto the prior to 2007 section and download the manual for your wheel, get the rear axel section, write this down cause they might delete it. be quick
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Insaneclimber said:tech-mavic.comtech-mavic.comOpen ↗
Thanks, but already tried that - the exploded diagrams don't help much other than explain what the part is.
How to actually get it off is another matter entirely.
Does anybody else know? Surely there have to be some FTS-L hub owners around here who do their own servicing!
n
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Insaneclimber
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nerdag said:Thanks, but already tried that - the exploded diagrams don't help much other than explain what the part is.
How to actually get it off is another matter entirely.
Does anybody else know? Surely there have to be some FTS-L hub owners around here who do their own servicing!
n
read the instructions i pointed to properly they are different to the ones you had. USE A CONE SPANNER DUH
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