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Shimano RSX A410 3X7 Shifters brifters : restore service clean disassembled
How to dismantle these RSX A410 shifters. Special tool to gain access to mechanism. I’ve been unable to remove those using just pliers. Maybe you can. First part of the video deals with the 7 speed side which I was unable to repair. 3 speed side was successful. I think that the parts were too worn out. Typically, these brifters stop working when the old vaseline based grease dehydrates, becoming solid. However, the small parts get worn inside and I think that was the real issue with the 7 speed side. Yours therefore may not work after degreasing/regreasing. You can go further if you can, attempting to re-tension the 5 or so return springs inside.
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Excellent, complete and clear. Thanks a lot for your work, time and explanations. Have a nice day :)
I am really grateful that you make this type of videos! You explain everything calmly and with details! Because of you I saved my Deore Dx ST-M070 shifters. I have RSX A410 in the same condition as these shown in your video but it seems to be way harder to disassemble them than the MTB ones. The bike I got them from came with 2x7 drivetrain. On the internet there is mixed information whether they are double shifter specifically or there is separate model that can do triple shifting. Do you happen to know that? EDIT: Confirmed, it could do both - triple and double shifting on front.
Any chance you might know where to find replacement hoods for these? Thank you
Great repair vid, thank you!
What is the name of the round key with 4 corners and where can I buy it?
@atboy4342
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There isn’t one, it must be some kind of security key that I somehow found. There is however a 2 toothed security bit that could work
does the Shimano RSX require hg or ig chain?
@atboy4342
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Likely HG since 7 speed. Any 7/8 speed advertised chain will do
What do you do with this stuff after you repair them?
@atboy4342
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I put them in a time capsule. Hopefully in 2000 years, people will still be cycling.