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Can it be taken apart to service? I have not been able to take my cranks off to have a look yet but I heard you can't as it's sealed? It's banging inside so needs to be stripped and cleaned really incase any metal shrapnel is floating around, thanks

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Can it be taken apart to service? I have not been able to take my cranks off to have a look yet but I heard you can't as it's sealed? It's banging inside so needs to be stripped and cleaned really incase any metal shrapnel is floating around, thanks

It´s not sealed and you can service it without any problem.

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It started crunching noises on the way to riding ,then started random skips .sounds like little bit of pawl or ratchet tooth may have chipped off and is messing the inside up . Only way to find out is to take it apart and clean it all out

In this case yeah, sounds like broken pawl...

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9 times out of 10, if you don't know what your doing you'll do more damage than good.

Ask someone who knows about freewheels to have a look at it for you.

You could even give tarty a ring and ask them to do a service on it for you.

It's well worth paying a few quid for someone with experience to have a look at it,

cause if it all goes wrong, you'll be paying £60-£70 for a new freewheel.

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9 times out of 10, if you don't know what your doing you'll do more damage than good.

Ask someone who knows about freewheels to have a look at it for you.

You could even give tarty a ring and ask them to do a service on it for you.

It's well worth paying a few quid for someone with experience to have a look at it,

cause if it all goes wrong, you'll be paying £60-£70 for a new freewheel.

I have taken apart many tensile and eno freewheels and serviced and replaced parts no problem whatsoever . I have worked as a bike mechanic in a couple of shops too . I was just unsure wether the locking actually unscrewed for service or wether it had a welded locking that couldn't be removed . I hadn't had chance to take a look so asked here first :)

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