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We just did this work on our 92 L-23. On our Blanik the cable was
attached to the trim tab control horn by an eyelet type of thing. The cable was wrapped around the outside of this eyelet and then joined to itself with a wrapped wire and soldier. We removed the soldier and the wrapped wire and were then able to detach the trim tab. |
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