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    Yes done that, balls everwhere.
    Give the balls and nut a good clean before you start. Count the ball and seperate them into two equal amounts so that you get the same amount in each chain. Hoefully the ballnut has only two chains. What i used was a long pair of tweezers to replace the balls. I also stuck them in a little bit of grease to "glue" them in place when putting them back.
    As Martin says there was a thread on this a while ago. A few of us have done it already.

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