Shimano Spares ST-4700 right hand name plate and fixing screw
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This guide is for cyclists needing to replace or repair the right-hand name plate and fixing screw on their Shimano ST-4700 shifters. The key benefit is restoring the clean look and functionality of your shifter. A potential caveat is that this is a genuine replacement part, requiring specific installation knowledge. This product ensures your Shimano shifter remains visually complete and structurally sound, maintaining its intended aesthetic and performance.
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| Model Part Number | Y0JS98010 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SHIMANO |
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FAQs
Is this part compatible with other Shimano shifter models?
No, this name plate and fixing screw is specifically designed for the Shimano ST-4700 right-hand shifter only. Using it on other models may result in improper fit or damage.
Do I need special tools to install this?
Installation typically requires a small Phillips head screwdriver or a similar precision tool for the fixing screw. It is best to refer to the Shimano service manual for exact tool requirements.
Where can I find installation instructions?
Official Shimano service manuals are the best resource for detailed, step-by-step installation instructions. These can often be found on the Shimano website or through reputable cycling forums.
Can I just use a generic screw if I lose the original?
It is strongly recommended to use the genuine Shimano fixing screw to ensure a proper fit and prevent damage to the shifter. Generic screws may not have the correct threading or strength.
What should I do if the name plate is damaged?
If the name plate is damaged, this genuine Shimano replacement part is designed to restore its original appearance and fit.
Is this part sold as a set?
Yes, this product includes both the right-hand name plate and the corresponding fixing screw for the Shimano ST-4700 shifter.
Troubleshooting
Name plate does not fit correctly
Verify that you have the correct part for the Shimano ST-4700 right-hand shifter. Ensure no debris is present in the mounting area. If the issue persists, consult a professional mechanic.
Fixing screw is difficult to thread
Check for cross-threading. Ensure the screw is aligned correctly with the threaded hole. Do not force the screw; if resistance is met, back it out and try again gently.
Shifter feels loose after installation
The fixing screw may not be sufficiently tightened, or the name plate might not be seated properly. Re-examine the installation steps and ensure all components are secure. Consult the service manual or a mechanic if unsure.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Authentic Shimano component for guaranteed compatibility.
- Durable construction for long-lasting performance.
- Maintains the original look and feel of your shifter.
- Essential for repairing damaged or lost name plates.
Cons
- Requires specific knowledge to install correctly.
- Only compatible with Shimano ST-4700 right-hand shifters.
- Sold as a specific part, not a complete shifter assembly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This part is specifically designed for the Shimano ST-4700 right-hand shifter. Ensure your existing shifter model matches this specification before purchase.
Setup: Installation requires careful handling and potentially specialized tools. It is recommended to consult a professional bicycle mechanic or refer to Shimano's official service manual for detailed installation instructions. The process typically involves removing the old name plate and screw (if present) and carefully fitting the new components, ensuring the screw is tightened appropriately without overtightening.
Care: Due to the small size and specific placement, the name plate and screw require minimal direct cleaning. When cleaning your bicycle, use a soft, damp cloth to wipe down the shifter area. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish or surrounding components.