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Old 04-17-21, 05:37 PM
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Assembly of older Shimano 600 downtube shifters

I have these older Shimano 600 downtube shifters and I believe that I have all the parts as per the picture (sorry about cutting off part of the washer on the far right). However, I don't know how they should be assembled. To make things as simple as possible maybe we can assume that the parts are numbered 1 through 11 from left to right. Is there anyone who knows the proper way or order to assemble these shifters? I'll be using these shifters in friction mode.
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This might help some.. EV-SL-6207-FC-0628A.pdf (shimano.com)
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You may not be using them for anything at all if all of the tangs on the indexing pod are broken off-a common problem with Shimano 6208 shifters.
What does the other side of the pod look like?
All the parts are there for the left side to work in friction, however.
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Originally Posted by crankycrank
thank you!!!!
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Originally Posted by fettsvenska
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Looking at your photos some more this may be more like your shifters. EV-SL-6208-0735G.pdf (shimano.com)
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