Old 02-20-20 | 06:59 AM
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SpinnerPC
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Originally Posted by Bill Kapaun
Soak it in diesel.
It might free up?
Originally Posted by Eric S.
Definitely try soaking it in something. Many years ago I had a Shimano 105 6sp freehub start "freewheeling" in both directions in cold weather. I sprayed WD-40 in it and it started working again.
Yep, you guys are not the only ones to suggest this. I flushed the freehub with chain lube and plan to soak it in oil, and it seems to "engage" well this morning; although not re-installed onto wheel with full force applied. Thank you !!
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