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Nathan17

12-10-07, 10:46 AM

I have a specialized fuse 4 06 and think i need to replace my casette.

I have bought a new casette driver, but have no idea how to fit it.

Any ideas? :)

live4muzic2

12-10-07, 08:57 PM

spin the nut of pull old one off,put new one on put nuton.

sprintcarblue

12-11-07, 10:04 AM

odd's are you just needed to clean up your old one, put some light grease on it, and things would be proper.

otherwise listen to live4muzuzuz

live4muzic2

12-11-07, 04:31 PM

muzmuzuz?

Fuse4

12-12-07, 04:25 AM

i prefer thin oil to grease.

sprintcarblue

12-12-07, 08:21 AM

i prefer thin oil to grease.

Either will work fine. It more depends on what you have around, and how motivated you are. Since a cassette is a non-sealed moving mechanism, oil will leak out so you should take it apart, clean it, and re-oil it every so often. With grease, you can go a bit longer in between without fixing it, and it will leak out less. It's messier cleaning out, though. Both will work fine.

Fuse4

12-13-07, 01:36 AM

i agree but if you put to much grease on it will slip. i dont mind cleaning out my cassette everyonce in a while either