In this video you can see how they get the derailleur off, but how do you know how to fit it back correctly or is there just one way to put the derailleur back? I dont want to screw things over.
The derailleur has something that catches on the tooth on the UDH. Either the b-screw or another tooth. I feel like it will become pretty obvious that you have missed.
Dubadai on
There is only one way pretty much. The only important thing is to use the correct torque and tighten the rear derailleur into the right position.
It’s pretty much a custom end nut
dhmachine86 on
If you don’t know how to install a Transmission derailleur, you should be watching YouTube videos from SRAM before you take it all apart.
It’s simple, but you *need* to do the steps in the right order, which isn’t intuitive initially.
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The derailleur has something that catches on the tooth on the UDH. Either the b-screw or another tooth. I feel like it will become pretty obvious that you have missed.
There is only one way pretty much. The only important thing is to use the correct torque and tighten the rear derailleur into the right position.
It’s pretty much a custom end nut
If you don’t know how to install a Transmission derailleur, you should be watching YouTube videos from SRAM before you take it all apart.
It’s simple, but you *need* to do the steps in the right order, which isn’t intuitive initially.