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  • SRAM jockey wheels siezed.
  • Wally
    Full Member

    Is this normal? About to strip and regrease. Any alternatives?
    Wally.

    cokie
    Full Member

    Mine did this a couple weeks ago and I asked the same question.
    I just took the shields off, sprayed in wd40 and then used an air compressor to clean it out and dry it. Repack with grease and fit shields. Took 5 minutes and now it’s perfect.

    crashtestmonkey
    Free Member

    Yes it’s normal- they use bearings rather than the trouble free bushes Shimano use.

    And +1 for remove seals, soak in WD40/GT85 and once it’s freed up pack with grease.

    beano68
    Free Member

    Had the same issue with them, just changed them for the absolute black jockey wheels,much better quality

    Wally
    Full Member

    Thanks all, cleaned with gt85, compressor cleaned and repacked with Silkoline RP2. They were just full of mud. Bearings came up nice.

    Klunk
    Free Member

    trouble free bushes Shimano use

    not own a recent xtr mech then ? a really bizarre micro bearing set up real pain to keep running freely swapped over to some old xt now much better.

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