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Hall Sensor 200 1984

posted by  Dick Slessig on  Wed Nov 11 12:33 CST 2020
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Well, after reading up and after numerous tests, I'm confident enough in the Hall diagnosis to have gone ahead and removed it. With patience and liquid wrench I managed to pull the trigger wheel and plate according to the green book procedure, but now I see that the drop in replacement assembly I was going to order is not the right part. The HKZ101 sensor itself doesn't seem hard to find, but for the life of me I can't figure out how to remove it from the plate.






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