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2poor4aZR1 · 04-11-2023

Assembly

Start by apply a generous amount of graphite lube to the plastic bearing and base.

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Installation of the coil spring is pretty easy, but I'd advise against using a large pair of pliers. I ended up putting the coil spring in my vice to compress it, then used a zip tie to keep it coiled up. I very carefully then press the spring into the housing. To fully seat it, I used a rubber mallet.

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04-11-2023	#4
2poor4aZR1 Join Date: Mar 2023 Location: Texas Posts: 34	Re: Converting a L98 tensioner to replace a 10067479 Assembly Start by apply a generous amount of graphite lube to the plastic bearing and base. IMG_20230409_094734.jpg Installation of the coil spring is pretty easy, but I'd advise against using a large pair of pliers. I ended up putting the coil spring in my vice to compress it, then used a zip tie to keep it coiled up. I very carefully then press the spring into the housing. To fully seat it, I used a rubber mallet. IMG_20230409_102311.jpg IMG_20230409_102319.jpg IMG_20230409_123357.jpg