X1 Pro Gen 4 - Freewheel & Torque Sensor Disassembly Guide
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X1 Pro Gen 4: Freewheel & Torque Sensor Disassembly Guide



Overview

This guide outlines the disassembly and reassembly procedures for the Gen 4 freewheel & torque sensor assembly.


Tools Needed

  • Hex wrenches
  • Bottom Bracket cup tool
  • Rubber or plastic mallet
  • Bearing press (recommended)
  • Clean cloth


Disassembly Instructions


Step 1: Remove the Bearing Cover

  1. Unscrew and remove all bearing cover screws.
  2. Carefully lift off the bearing cover and set it aside.


Step 2: Remove Motor Axle Screw

  1. Unscrew the bolt that secures the motor axle to the freewheel assembly.
  2. Keep the bolt in a safe place for reassembly.


Step 3: Loosen the Freewheel Housing

  1. Thread the Bottom Bracket cup tool into the freewheel housing.
  2. Gently tap both ends of the freewheel axle using a rubber or plastic mallet.
    • This will separate the freewheel housing from the motor axle.
    • ⚠️ Avoid using excessive force to prevent damage.


âś… You now have access to the torque sensor and sprag clutch inside the freewheel housing.



Reassembly Instructions


Step 1: Install the Sprag Clutch

  1. Place the sprag clutch into the freewheel housing.
  2. Make sure it is oriented correctly (see image guide for reference).


Step 2: Align Components

  1. Carefully align the torque sensor and motor axle assembly with the freewheel housing.
  2. Ensure the outer bearing sits flush against the housing edge.


Step 3: Press or Tap Components Together

Preferred method:

  • Use a bearing press to evenly rejoin the components until the outer bearing race is flush with the housing.

Alternative method:

  • Use a rubber or plastic mallet to gently tap the assembly together.
  • Apply even pressure—do not strike the bearing directly.
  • Confirm the bearing race is fully seated and flush.


Step 4: Secure the Assembly

  1. Reinstall and tighten the motor axle screw.
  2. Place the bearing cover back onto the housing.
  3. Tighten all bearing cover screws securely.



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