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Old 16-09-2011
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Question One or two nylon idlers?

Hi.
The plastic idler gear in me monkey has bit the dust. Should I replace just the broken one or should I replace both? If I just replace the broken one, then will the other plastic idler melt down as well?

Advice please.
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Do both. Mk racing sell RW versions as a pair for about £10.

Has turned what used to be a consumable part into a fit and forget item.
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Do both but make sure you get all of the plastic out of your gears before you re-build otherwise you will have a sloth instead of a monkey.

I find blasting with motor cleaner, a decent old toothbrush and the back of a scalpel blade make good impacted plastic removal tools.
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