Dura-Ace shifter noise
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Dura-Ace shifter noise
I'm hearing a loud (comparably) click on my DA right shifter when I release the brake lever... On my left it's almost silent... If I wasn't listening to my left shifter I wouldn't even notice it (had to put ear to shifter) - but my right is really loud. It seems to be a spring issue since it suddenly just clicks at a constant release displacement - at about 1/4 release (I tried moving the shifter as slow as possible and as fast/rapid as possible to see if the noise could be eliminated some how, but always obtained a sudden "click" at the same area).
This is not during shifting, only braking... My shifters are on the bars but are NOT attached to any wiring so I'm 100% sure it's from the shifter mechanism.
Any experiences? Is this normal for D/A? Troubleshooting tips?
Thanks in advance,
This is not during shifting, only braking... My shifters are on the bars but are NOT attached to any wiring so I'm 100% sure it's from the shifter mechanism.
Any experiences? Is this normal for D/A? Troubleshooting tips?
Thanks in advance,
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It's not normal, are you sure it's the shifter and not the brake caliper or cable or housing?
When was the last time you replaced the brake cable and/or housing?
When was the last time you replaced the brake cable and/or housing?
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way to read the post, bdcheung.
OP: hook everything up and see if that gets rid of the noise. I'm 80% sure I know what's causing the noise, and 100% sure that if that is the cause, running cables will eliminate it.
OP: hook everything up and see if that gets rid of the noise. I'm 80% sure I know what's causing the noise, and 100% sure that if that is the cause, running cables will eliminate it.
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there's the cable end retainer that might need to be pushed down. It pops up and hits the ceiling sometimes.
or even the data cable?
or even the data cable?
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