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(IMG:style_emoticons/default/confused24.gif) How do you access the nut to remove the dist? Sacrifice a wrench? Buy set of crows feet?
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Loosen the dizzy then rotate it so you can get to the 13mm nut that is holding the clamp then pull it out with the clamp. It can also be removed w/o removing the clamp but the o-ring can hang up on the clamp
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