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Old Nov 14, 2007
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PVH disassembly

Anyone know how to take this completly apart?

I know how to get to the pulse hub, but I want to pull the gears out and clean them. They engage and lock the axle just fine but it's not unlocking very well. The gear that slides back and forth seems to be gummed up. I sprayed it pretty well with WD-40 and that helped, but the clearances are pretty tight so I think it would be better to pull the gear out and get it in some parts cleaner.
 
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Old Nov 14, 2007
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do you want to take the cv shaft and everything out?
just take the black hub off to grease it up?

the last 2 times i have put my AVM hub on i have greased it up with wheel bearing grease and it works very nice
 
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I just want to take the guts out of the black hub. The gear that slides to disengage/engage was kinda bound up.

I was changing the bearing assembly when I noticed it. It was 10pm and I was gettign tired and needed the truck today so I just slapped it back together and figured I have a bit of time before I'll need the 4x4 so I can clean it up later.
 
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IMHO, buy the avm hubs.


However you clean it dont use grease on it. The hubs ended up sticking. They hate that.

I had to use brake cleaner to get a bit of grease off the gears that squeezed out of the wheel bearings. The hubs ended up sticking.
 
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Old Nov 14, 2007
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Originally Posted by Blhde
IMHO, buy the avm hubs.

However you clean it dont use grease on it. The hubs ended up sticking. They hate that.

I had to use brake cleaner to get a bit of grease off the gears that squeezed out of the wheel bearings. The hubs ended up sticking.
I was thinking the same thing. I believe a dry lube (teflon spray, for example) would be a better choice.
 
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Originally Posted by Rockledge
I was thinking the same thing. I believe a dry lube (teflon spray, for example) would be a better choice.


I used a silicone lube, which worked fine. The little blob of grease was like glue keeping the damn thing from sliding.
 
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Old Nov 15, 2007
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Pry the tabs at the back of the hub up with a couple of small screwdrivers and pull it out.
 
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ill clean mine out next time i have em off and get all the grease out haha
 
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