Squeaky rear derailleur after new chain install
Rear derailleur is 10 speed Campy Record. I just replaced my chain with 10 speed KNC and masterlink. Ever since replacing the chain I'm getting loud squeaking from the rear derailleur. It seems to be one squeak per rotation when the master link goes through the pulley. I've tried take off the master link and reinstall to make sure its locked in correctly. I've applied a good amount of lube to both pulley wheels and the spring and also tried playing with the b tension and nothing makes a difference. I didnt notice any squeak before installing the new chain so I'm pretty sure it's related but not sure what to do at this point
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bump...?
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You haven't routed the chain over a chain guide tab on the jockey wheel cage? Happens all the time on Shimano derailleurs.
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Originally Posted by Slash5
(Post 19003595)
You haven't routed the chain over a chain guide tab on the jockey wheel cage? Happens all the time on Shimano derailleurs.
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Every rotation of crank or every rotation of link?
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"It seems to be one squeak per rotation when the master link goes through the pulley."
"I rode 30 miles yesterday with no problem other then the annoying squeak on every rotation of my cranks. " These statements are contradictory. Which is correct? |
Originally Posted by dsbrantjr
(Post 19003846)
"It seems to be one squeak per rotation when the master link goes through the pulley."
"I rode 30 miles yesterday with no problem other then the annoying squeak on every rotation of my cranks. " These statements are contradictory. Which is correct? |
Originally Posted by rms13
(Post 19004157)
The master link goes through the pulley approximately once per crank rotation. When on the stand I can see the link going into the pulley when it squeaks
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Originally Posted by gsa103
(Post 19004168)
Nope, it should be every other crank rotation. The crank has 52t and a typical chain is 114 links, so the chain should take two full crank rotations to come back to approximately the same place.
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The only thing I can think of is that you didn't get enough lube on the connecting pins of the master link.
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either its rubbing on something as it goes though the RD or what andr0id suggests, both should be easy enough to rule out
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Are you sure the masterlink is for 10 speed..?
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Originally Posted by rmfnla
(Post 19005795)
Are you sure the masterlink is for 10 speed..?
KMC chains and links are nice because they can pretty much be put on any direction and the link can go any way and it doesn't matter. There are some master links that have a particular orientation or they don't work right. |
Maybe just a bad link..?
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Originally Posted by andr0id
(Post 19006040)
The KMC chains come with the link. I guess it is possible they put in the wrong one, but unlikely.
KMC chains and links are nice because they can pretty much be put on any direction and the link can go any way and it doesn't matter. There are some master links that have a particular orientation or they don't work right. |
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