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Great advice on this thread, Zuch nailed it - no need to disturb the clamshell to remove/replace the tach as it can be eased gently past it.

Instruments from John Bell (jbell959) fitted, quick test before putting the wheel back on. Bonus: shows the screws in the front of the clamshell - pretty obvious once you remove the wheel:

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