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It is usually a case of leaving the brake in the on position - this allows the spring to be less compressed. You can then thread one end of the spring on to the plastic bit on one end and then you need to use a big screwdriver or blunt chisel etc to lever the other end in to its channel - never an easy job but it will go back in!

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I use a pair of long nosed pliers inserted into the end of the spring that way they can't slip out. One of the worst chain brakes I have changed was an a 3120xp. There were quite a few falls and numerous submissions. Probably some technique I didn't know about on that one!

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