XRAY 305240 3mm Drive Shaft Cap Set (4-Pack)  [XR-305240]

XRAY 305240 Drive Shaft Replacement Plastic Cap 3 mm (4)
Price:
CAD$13.32
Brand:
XRAY
Model:
XR-305240
Condition:
Brand New
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Care Guide for XRAY T Series Using 305240 Caps

If you run an older XRAY T Series, maintaining drivetrain parts helps preserve handling and reliability. The XRAY 305240 3 mm drive shaft plastic cap is a small but useful replacement item that helps protect the ends of drive shafts and keep them operating cleanly.

Purpose for Vintage Models

The XRAY 305240 caps were made with the older T Series Vintage models in mind. Beyond looks, these caps guard the shafts from dust and abrasion, reducing wear during regular running sessions and extending component life when checked routinely.

Fitting Advice

Fitting these plastic caps is straightforward. Work on a tidy bench, remove the worn cap carefully and press the new XRAY 305240 cap into place. While changing them, inspect the shaft for scoring or looseness that might need attention.

Compatibility Notes

These caps suit a range of older XRAY T Series variants, so they are a handy maintenance part to keep in your spares box. The simple design means no special tools are normally required for installation.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some XRAY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 4-6 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Are XRAY 305240 caps compatible with all older T Series variants?

They are intended for older T Series Vintage models, but compatibility can vary by year and revision. Confirm the 3 mm cap size fits your shaft before installing.

How do I install the new drive shaft caps?

Clean the shaft end, remove the old cap with light pry if needed, then press the XRAY 305240 cap on squarely. Avoid excessive force that could deform the cap.

When should I replace these caps?

Inspect caps during routine maintenance or after long running sessions. Replace if cracked, loose, or if you spot shaft wear that could affect performance.

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