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Bosch Motor Pin
where is the pin. so we can take it out or leave it in for the robot? does any body no where it is??
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18-01-2003, 14:30
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what pins are you talking about? The pins that keep the motor from backdriving are located right under the clutch. Remove the clutch, and you will see two silver metal pieces. Pull these out, and the motor will rotate freely.
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