Part Location Diagram of 10G84 Shimano Washer
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Washer 10G84

Manufactured by:
Shimano
ERP Number:
ERP18252386
Part Number:
10G84
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  • Shimano
This part works with the following products:
  • Baitcast Reels

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The pawl was locking up. It was a older reel so I replaced the worm shaft as well. Just to replace the pawl might take 3 minutes.

Mike from Longview, Texas

1 person found this instruction helpful.
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
Less than 15 mins
Tools:
Screw drivers, Wrench (Adjustable)
Parts Used:
10G84, 10FP4, 10FFZ, 105NC, 104ZT
Older white shamno chronarch reel 200E7. Just to replace the pawl- open side cover (the side with the cast control weights). There is a long screw that goes across to the other side the shank of the screw goes through the level wind you will see it. Take out the screw. The screw holds on the cover over the level wind. Remove the cover it only has one screw. You will now be able to get to the cap that holds the paw into the level wind. Remove the cap and the pawl is exposed. You may have to move the reel handle or tap in it. The pawl comes out and put the new one in turn it until it goes all the way in. Replace the cap just barely beyond finger tight. And reassemble the rest. It\'s really simple maybe 3 minutes. There are some really great YouTube videos. Look at YouTube for directions on replacing the shaft. I have a piece of heavy cardboard with finish nails poked through and super glued in place. I also drew a simple reel and poked holes so I could put the screws back in the proper place. As you take parts off slide them down on the finish nails. I get one of my wife\'s good white towels and work on top of it. That way if you drop something it doesn\'t bounce and it\'s easy to find. remember!!!! YouTube is your friend!
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