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FX-1000RB Shimano Spinning Reels - Overview

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Anti-reverse Lock Out – Part Number: 10JVV
$6.40
Special Order
Anti-reverse Lock Out
Part #10JVV
Rotor Nut – Part Number: RD0071
$6.09
In Stock
Rotor Nut
Part #RD0071
Spool Assembly – Part Number: RD10281
No Longer Available
Spool Assembly
Part #RD10281
Line Roller Washer – Part Number: 10PK8
$6.40
In Stock
Line Roller Washer
Part #10PK8
Screw – Part Number: 10L6C
$6.40
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Screw
Part #10L6C
Screw – Part Number: RD3125
No Longer Available
Screw
Part #RD3125
Anti-reverse Pawl – Part Number: 10DCV
$6.40
Special Order
Anti-reverse Pawl
Part #10DCV
Bail Spring Guide – Part Number: 105LS
$6.40
In Stock
Bail Spring Guide
Part #105LS
Line Roller Bushing – Part Number: RD9367
No Longer Available
Line Roller Bushing
Part #RD9367
Anti-reverse Ratchet – Part Number: 107ZH
$6.40
In Stock
Anti-reverse Ratchet
Part #107ZH
Handle Lock Washer – Part Number: RD1008
No Longer Available
Handle Lock Washer
Part #RD1008
This authentic manufacturer-supplied washer is specially made for use with Shimano fishing reels. It is a special hardware that helps to provide a tight seal between connected components. This is an identical replacement for a missing or a worn washer that was installed on a new unit. One durable metal part is included. Refer to the appropriate diagrams for your model to ensure the proper repair procedure. A screwdriver might be needed to replace this hardware.
Washer – Part Number: RD1524
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Washer
Part #RD1524
This authentic OEM washer in your spinning reel is positioned next to the drive gear, which is responsible for turning the spool and controlling the line retrieval. It can be found within the body and side cover of the reel. The washer acts as a cushion, reducing friction and ensuring smooth operation of the reel. Over time, the washer can become worn, damaged, or corroded. Signs that it needs to be replaced include increased noise, decreased smoothness in reel operation, or if the drive gear shows excessive wobbling or play. To remove the existing washer, you need pliers and a screwdriver. Follow the steps in your user manual to remove the spool, rotor, anti-reverse assembly, pinion bearing, and drive gear. Once removed, replace the drive gear and bearing with the new washer, then reassemble the reel in the reverse order.