shimano 6400 brakelever isometric drawing???
03-10-10, 09:35 AM
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shimano 6400 brakelever isometric drawing???
Hi Guys I am looking for an Isometric drawing showing me how to assemble or takeapart a
BL6403 Brakelever. The Lever belongs to the Shimano ultegra 600 set from aprox 1992.
The problem is that the loever is bent and scraped and needs to be changed. I do have the new lever but NO IDEA how to take the lever apart and put it back together.
Beings these levers have springs in them I dont want to start fooling around and not be able to put it back together again.
If anyone has a drawing or expierience with the BL6403 shimano brakelever, please respond here.
thanx
Rob
BL6403 Brakelever. The Lever belongs to the Shimano ultegra 600 set from aprox 1992.
The problem is that the loever is bent and scraped and needs to be changed. I do have the new lever but NO IDEA how to take the lever apart and put it back together.
Beings these levers have springs in them I dont want to start fooling around and not be able to put it back together again.
If anyone has a drawing or expierience with the BL6403 shimano brakelever, please respond here.
thanx
Rob
03-10-10, 10:09 AM
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This is all you'll find and I believe the image is courtesy of forum member 'stronglight':
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Sorry for the oversized pic!!!!
If you flip the lever over there's a small set screw that holds the pivot pin in place. Loosen it with a 2mm allen wrench and press the pin out.
If you flip the lever over there's a small set screw that holds the pivot pin in place. Loosen it with a 2mm allen wrench and press the pin out.
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Wow Jim thanks.
This is a lot better then nothing. Yep I did find the 2 mm Allen screw, but the problem is that the allan screw is stripped, there is no way i can get it loose.
Ohh well guess only thing i can do now is start looking for a cherry used one to buy.
Thanx Jim
Rob
This is a lot better then nothing. Yep I did find the 2 mm Allen screw, but the problem is that the allan screw is stripped, there is no way i can get it loose.
Ohh well guess only thing i can do now is start looking for a cherry used one to buy.
Thanx Jim
Rob
03-13-10, 01:52 AM
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Well I tried my darnest to take it apart but no luck, there is a little allan setscrew you have to remove and that little bugger wont move, the allan key slips and i cant get a grip on it so S.O.L.
Time to look for a good used one i guess, thanx everyone for the help.
Rob
Time to look for a good used one i guess, thanx everyone for the help.
Rob
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