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What's the best way to fit these buggers? I've never done one before and had 2 this week and both have been a bit of a nightmare. Probably a simple way that I'm just not grasping.

Thanks :dizzy2:
 
I assume is the full bobbin kit?
Straight forward enough job. Strip out and clean internals and replace like for like.
Wee bit of silicone grease on seals.
Just need take note of what goes where for reassembly.
Not a difficult job.
 
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