I have the same problem . Did you repair it?
XO shifter assembly help...
I was changeing cabels on my XO shifter when the bottom of the shifter came apart. The spring is uncoiled and I can not figure out how to get this thing back together.....
I do not think anything is broken.....
When I try to put back together the spring interfers with the tabs that lock into the house. An I missing something.....I am a Sram newbie always ran XT or XTR before.
thanks
I do not think anything is broken.....
When I try to put back together the spring interfers with the tabs that lock into the house. An I missing something.....I am a Sram newbie always ran XT or XTR before.
thanks
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I had same problem recently. All I can say is once you get it back together you kick yourself for not figuring it out more quickly. Took me about an hour to work it out but it is fairly intuitive the parts only go back together one way.
You put together the lever, small spring, plate and the stubby bit then bring it up through bottom of the lever body. Then the big spring goes on around it you have to wind up the tension by pulling the lever clockwise then hook up the other 2 springs into their respective holes and hold it all together whilst you insert the shaft through and tighten the nut on bottom of lever.
You put together the lever, small spring, plate and the stubby bit then bring it up through bottom of the lever body. Then the big spring goes on around it you have to wind up the tension by pulling the lever clockwise then hook up the other 2 springs into their respective holes and hold it all together whilst you insert the shaft through and tighten the nut on bottom of lever.
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