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Old 04-15-20, 09:00 AM
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There is a backlash in the rear derailleur

Hello! I have equipment compagnolo record titanium! There is a backlash in the rear derailleur. On the picture.
Can you do something or just buy a new one? Sorry for my English, I'm from Russia. Thanks!

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There has to be some clearance in the upper mount pivot to have the der be able to swing with the shifting forces and chain wrap duties. The question is whether the upper pivot is so sloppy that it effects the shifting/indexing. Does it do this? Andy
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There has to be some clearance in the upper mount pivot to have the der be able to swing with the shifting forces and chain wrap duties. The question is whether the upper pivot is so sloppy that it effects the shifting/indexing. Does it do this? Andy
Shifts gears fine!
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The leave as is. Don't fix a working part. Andy
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The leave as is. Don't fix a working part. Andy
Thank you very much!
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I'm not clear on what the problem is but you may be interested in using this site by Sheldon Brown. He is (unfortunately he passed away a few years ago but his website still exists) a popular expert here in North America and has some articles in Russian. I hope this helps. https://www.sheldonbrown.com/russian.html
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Here are some parts- if it's a broken spring, then part may be available.

https://www.modernbike.com/campagnol...railleur-parts
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Rear derailleurs with many thousands of miles of use can develop excessive side play at the main pivot. The C-clip that holds the parts together can be removed and a shim washer placed behind the clip to reduce the side play. I had one with a .25mm shim in it to fix the problem.
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Thanks, but so far everything is working well. I'll leave it like that
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Originally Posted by DaveSSS
Rear derailleurs with many thousands of miles of use can develop excessive side play at the main pivot. The C-clip that holds the parts together can be removed and a shim washer placed behind the clip to reduce the side play. I had one with a .25mm shim in it to fix the problem.
Unless they are the early SRAM offerings in which it could took far less miles... Andy
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