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2016 SRAM X01 Trigger Shifter Assembly

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flag Spy13
Posted: Feb 19, 2017 at 15:17 Quote
My shifter stopped working and then I noticed the shifter assembly has come loose and not sure how to reassemble it, is someone able to help me out? Thanks in advance.

It is a 2016 SRAM X01 Right 11 Speed Trigger Shifter

-What are the two springs for shown in Picture 6 and where do they go?
-The little plate shown in pictures 4 and 5, which side is up? 'L' up or 'R' up?

Pictures of the shifter here:
Picture 1: Trigger Assembly
Picture 2: Top Assembly - Top Side
Picture 3: Bottom Side of top assembly
Picture 4: Plate 'R' Side
Picture 5: Plate 'L' Side
Picture 6: Two Springs


Cheers
flag Spy13
Posted: Feb 19, 2017 at 20:43 Quote
Forgot to take a picture of the little 'Y' bracket as well, but I found where that goes. There is a little slot for the small spring to go in, and the other end of it pushes onto the Y bracket and the plate goes over top, R side up.

Only thing I do not know is where the bigger spring goes, anyone?

Thanks
flag Spy13
Posted: Mar 21, 2017 at 8:53 Quote
Thanks for all the help!

Well, after playing with it for way too long I finally figured it out, so I took some photos to help other people if this happens.
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flag buben
Posted: May 15, 2017 at 11:53 Quote
Well done man! You literately saved me lots of time, it would've took me few day to figured out on my own but seeing your pictures it took me an hour to assemble this shifter.
One question, what grease have you packed there? I am thinking about shimano dura ace?
flag cmcrawfo
Posted: May 15, 2017 at 12:38 Quote
Awsome thread and good work.

Most people just cry and buy a new shifter when that happens... they can be very complex to assemble
flag Spy13
Posted: May 17, 2017 at 10:45 Quote
I just used standard wheel bearing and chassis grease I had at home, been ridding a while now without problems.
flag buben
Posted: Jul 2, 2017 at 13:38 Quote
I have made a video to help other if the pictures are not enough....

Part 1:

Part 2:
flag Bonvivant
Posted: Aug 10, 2018 at 4:43 Quote
Spy13 wrote:
Thanks for all the help!

Well, after playing with it for way too long I finally figured it out, so I took some photos to help other people if this happens.
Many thanks to you! I was getting mad trying to reassemble what I dismounted unintentionally in the blink of an eye...
Maybe this additional info helps others: A GX Eagle 12spd shifter is identical.
flag bigslacker666
Posted: Sep 10, 2019 at 9:59 Quote
Obviously an old post but I have to say this saved the day for me when needed to swap shifter cables and accidentally took off the wrong side. Couldn't for the life of me figure out where the main circular spring was supposed to attach.
flag riliy
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Posted: Oct 25, 2020 at 16:25 Quote
I've been through two GX 10-speed trigger shifters now, both ending with the internals being "stripped" and the ratchetting mechanism slipping after pulling the cable/derailleur/chain past the 3 smallest cogs in the cassette.

No idea what I'm doing wrong and I can't see anything wrong during a disassembly.
flag yeahwhy
Posted: Nov 27, 2020 at 18:57 Quote
Is this the same process for a xx1 eagle shifter
flag TurkerGungor
Posted: Jan 12, 2022 at 19:51 Quote
Spy13 wrote:
Thanks for all the help!

Well, after playing with it for way too long I finally figured it out, so I took some photos to help other people if this happens.

Hi, I did the mistake of taking the bottom bolt out and got my X01 dh shifter in few pieces. I put it together as much as I could thanks to yt videos of a simalar shifter. At the end, I cant get my last spring attach correct. The one on your 2nd picture, it looks exactly the same when I attach it, it goes up on one side and gets squished on the other side.How do I make it so it stays like its supposed to?
Some help would be awsome, thanks.
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