AVM Free Wheeling Hubs
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David6214
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I'd better keep that nut then, the one with the funny circlips?
David6214
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the nut is the same as the rear ones, or so it seemed when i lined them up but the clip is special.....
metallicachick86
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to the top we go!!!
k, my avm's have no markings on to say whats locked or not, any idea's?
if none, say if i engage them, and move the series, will the propshaft turn? (even though its not engaged in the transfer box)
k, my avm's have no markings on to say whats locked or not, any idea's?
if none, say if i engage them, and move the series, will the propshaft turn? (even though its not engaged in the transfer box)
metallicachick86
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k, must be other way then lol, either that or there knackered. Will keep tryin, might jack up the axle a little and keep turning the wheels, be easier than going back and forth with a duff carb
tah for the reply
tah for the reply
PJ.768
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As the actuator is a left hand thread, you need to turn the center Clockwise to compress the springs and engage the splines ( lock the hub ). This is the same for both sides!
