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Coils rarely need changed.
Replace the sleeves, coil stops and all the mechanicals to return them to factory strength.
Marco and pinball life have rebuild kits to make it easy. Not cheap but do it all at once to save time in the long term.
Do all your flippers at the same time as they all will have the same number of work cycles on them.
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