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Old 08-23-2017, 02:07 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Rotmilky View Post
I find removing the sensor to be a pain in the rump. I'm guessing all the brake dust tends to seize mine in place. Maybe there is a better removal technique than to get gorilla on them (which leads to broken wires). I just get new ones so I don't have to try to keep from breaking them.
Pull them out with needle nose pliers. Works every time. Pulling on the wires is a recipe for trouble.
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