What is correct procedure to remove freehub body? I want to replace a defective freehub body and I am confused on how I should unscrew it from the hub. This earlier question (Cannot remove freehub body) explains which direction to go between CW and CCW but it is very confusing due to talking about drive side or not, as well as if turning the tool or the wheel.
Therefore here is my setup (see picture): I have a 11mm HEX socket on a 2' breaker bar and I will hold the wheel and pull the bar. My understanding is that I should pull the bar CCW but I applied quite a lot of pressure already without any success.
Could anyone confirm which direction I should turn the breaker bar in order to loosen the  freehub body. I don't know if it helps but the bike is a 2017 Norco Indie 3 and the specs show that the rear cassette is the &quot;Shimano CS-HG200 12-32T 8spd&quot;.
It turns out that my freehub part was a type 49N Quick Release for which I have a hard time finding documentation. However, what I can tell is that I had to insert a 12mm hex key from the other side of the wheel. This 12mm HEX key was used to unscrew a bolt located inside the hub with the thread on the outside of the bolt holding the freehub in place.
Amongst the 5-6 tutorials I watched online, not even one mentioned the existence of that system. I found a replacement in a local bike shop so almost ready to go. Thanks.