Identifying a freehub?

[upandover]

Hello,

My wife's bike freehub is playing up. I've taken it off (and now have a new 11mm hex key!), But bought the wrong replacement part.

I can find a couple that look similar, (have the screw thread), but would like a little more certainty than mathching the outline! Does anyone have any suggestions how I can identify the part I need, please? Are ones with the similar shape likely to be all the same, different? No markings on it at all that I can see.

I found a video.showing opening a similar one -will hunt for a tool now!

It's from a specialised Globe, maybe 2010.

Thanks
James

 

[Cycleops]

Chances of picking up a freehub for a 2010 bike even if you could identify it are slim to non existant.
Have you tried to 'service' it ?
Might be as well to bite the bullet and get a new hub, although 32h might be hard to find, or get a wheel either new or S/H off eBay as wheel building costs would probably come out about the same.


View: https://youtu.be/nl1ZF1dh7jc

 

[Ajax Bay]

specialised Globe

Shimano FH-RM-30
8sp freehub
Shimano Spares
Code: 3CE 9804
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133786450036?
Caveat reparor

 

[upandover]

Thank you both, that's brilliant. I'll try the repair, and if not pick up either a new one (as she would like to keep it as much the same.as possible.

Thanks!

 

[I like Skol]

Forget trying to service it. If Ajax is right just buy the new one and forget about it for another 10 yrs.

Hub i.d should be marked on the hub body somewhere, not on the freehub.