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Re: Installing new motor
The trick with using the old one is knowing it's in there. I found mine by accident when I was removing some grease from the old motor spline with a small screwdriver. Out came the O ring. I am not sure it does much but I think they all have something rubber in there.
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It can make a huge difference in noise, especially on worn splines. Most noticable at very low speeds. |
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