Shimano GRX 400 Shift Cable Installation Guide

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[vecdran]

Thank you for the clear and concise instructional videos. Thanks to this and your Ultegra front derailleur video, I was able to perform the shift cable & housing replacements I needed easily. Cheers!

[maciejmyslinski]

Thanks a lot! I was expecting that it will more complicated, but it seems to be pretty easy :)

[jsteuwe]

Simple, to the point, and exactly what I needed

[krzysztofcaban]

Hi, it's very useful, I just needed to see this to make my new GRX set installation! thx a lot, krzysztof

[jamescourier]

Thank you SO MUCH. I've never built a gravel bike & this is a huge help. I have GRX 12 speed, it fits exactly like this 10 speed does. Cheers from Michigan USA.

[KOL]

Your bike mechanic videos are the best mate. Don’t stop doing them 👌🏼😎

[odiewan]

Well done, mate. Straight to the point and clear as a bell.

[floatingvoter]

Top class video and a crystal clear explanation as always 👍

[cometor]

You helped me so much with your videos. Thanks a lot.
Better then all the others or even Shimanos manuals.

[cosmicheretic]

Thanks this will come in handy fixing a shoddy rear cable housing and too short cable install by the dealer.

[hanstensen]

Thank you very much. Quick efficient . Done. No BS.

[MikeSmith-quew]

Excellent video you do not know how many time you have helped me.. thanks so much for the help!

[michaelsteven]

EXACTLY what I was looking for!... Thanks ..🤙🏻

[rjg]

Great vid, thanks! Just another consideration that I found with mine - my original rear derailleur cable snapped right inside the shifter near the cable end and as a result, it wouldnt shift through all gears when trying to reset to put the new cable in. If so, you need to make sure you get that broken end out of the shifter mechanism or you'll think the shifter itself is broken (unlikely). This might require taking the plastic housing off (held in by a small phillips screw on the underside) to get right into the assembly to pull it out.

[sweatyballsac]

Fantastic! Just what I needed to see. Thanks for the video man!

[grandpashreddypants]

Looks like it works the same for my 810 shifter.