There should be holes in the new brushes, and a corresponding hole in the
assembly. You can put a really thin wire like a paperclip or a sewing needle
through these holes, it make the installation a breeze.

Even if there are no holes in the new brushes, you can just push them below
the holes inthe assembly and do the same thing.

t

finding z0 wrote:
>Don't know. One is really shiny and the other is carbony like it wasn't
>making contact. You tell me? Is one enough to keep the alt running? The
>shiny one is about 3mm above the housing, and the dark one is about
>2mm.
>
>Any tips for how to get the screws back in with the brush assy with one
>hand in an obscure awkward position? I'll try tape. Magnetic
>screwdriver? Glue?


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