13-01-16, 09:22 AM
This is a common issue and in my experience it's due to loose fitting of the indicator stems into the firing at their base. The rubber that is use to mount them isn't the best fitting even when new and after time the rubber becomes hardened and allows movement which is in most cases as I said above to be the cause of the buzzing.
If you can move/twist the indicators there's a high chance this is your problem, to sort it, give the back of the mount (inside the firing) a good application of silicon where the rubber fits into the firing. Once set the movement will stop and so will the buzzing.
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If you can move/twist the indicators there's a high chance this is your problem, to sort it, give the back of the mount (inside the firing) a good application of silicon where the rubber fits into the firing. Once set the movement will stop and so will the buzzing.
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