Okay, here's a clear view. I went to my local hardware store and bought some emd butt connectors and some new needle nose pliers to mount the motor into my favorite dibot. In truth, I now have an unused pair of pliers and some spare connectors. Everything was supplied including an 8 pin connector for easy connection. Of course, that's about a quarter the cost of new, but even if you have the skills, you don't need them for it. I just disassembled my 79's, removed the main brush motor and installed a new one. To be honest it was annoyingly easy. I even brought my kids together to show them basic electrical repairs. No, they laughed at me. So I may have lost a bit of confidence in my kids, but my '79 isn't making that hell of a noise on the carpet anymore. Just buy it, you won't regret it. While you're there, be sure to remove the dust and IR sensor from your bumper with a scratch remover from your local auto shop. Expert Advice.
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