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help changing derailleur cable (picture)

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  1. Hi, I go to bravely change my brake cable, though I have never seen it done before. I am having
    trouble removing old cable from grip shift. I have gotten this far (see picture) but can't figure
    out what to break,uh,remove next to extract this old cable. The shifter is a SRAM SRT 400-70 FFS
    Grip Shift 2, bought on a '97ish Trek.

    There are four pictures of the situation here: 66.93.230.1405 12 2003 (Click
    small versions to see huge versions)

  2. David Morse said:

    Hi, I go to bravely change my brake cable, though I have never seen it done before. I am having
    trouble removing old cable from grip shift. I have gotten this far (see picture) but can't figure
    out what to break,uh,remove next to extract this old cable. The shifter is a SRAM SRT 400-70 FFS
    Grip Shift 2, bought on a '97ish Trek.

    There are four pictures of the situation here: 66.93.230.1405 12 2003 (Click
    small versions to see huge versions)


    dude you have one of the worst things made to change a cable on.

    you need to slide the grip section out of the body. unrap the cable rerap with the new and slide the
    thing back in PIA good luck

  3. if you go to the sram web site and drill down... you will find tech manuals that should
    help. charlie

    sram.comtech manuals.asp

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