Can this pedal be fixed? Shimano SPD mountain XT

[cetuximab]

The washer and bolt that hold the springs are missing.
The last picture is the other side with intact bolt and washer.
I did this 6 months ago to a 20 year old pedal. The bike shop said it could not be fixed.
But just repeated the damage to a new right and left pedal. (equal opprotunity for pedal strikes). The left today and the right Wednessday.

[GOTHBROOKS]

pedals are cheap just buy some new ones.

[GregL]

Unfortunately, Shimano does not offer the parts you need from their online parts list. Best bet is to see if you could find a used pedal or cannibalize a broken pedal for parts.

Greg

[unterhausen]

I usually just buy some iSSi pedals. They come in fun colors

[markie]

My experience of riding fixed off road is you have to try really hard to do that to a pedal! How did you manage that?

[cetuximab]

Originally Posted by markie

My experience of riding fixed off road is you have to try really hard to do that to a pedal! How did you manage that?

I break stuff. I stripped the freewheel pawls on my dt Swiss 370 all mountain bike 6 months. Broke the freewheel on my Fatbike 2-3 months ago. 4 or 5 freewheels total. I weight 200.

One pedal was a pedal strike. The other was a crash. As I was falling I was trying to release my shoe from the pedal.

[dddd]

Originally Posted by cetuximab

The washer and bolt that hold the springs are missing.
The last picture is the other side with intact bolt and washer.
I did this 6 months ago to a 20 year old pedal. The bike shop said it could not be fixed.
But just repeated the damage to a new right and left pedal. (equal opportunity for pedal strikes). The left today and the right Wednesday.

I've reassembled this series of pedal's spring latch, was quite difficult but eventually went back together.

I occasionally swap parts from one broken pedal to another to save just one of them.
The springs have to be held in alignment near the screw as the "assembly" is placed into the pedal body while the pin gets reinserted.
Not sure how one of these springs could become dislodged unless it broke, or if the pivot screw drifted out.

[Steve in SLO]

I think these will work for donors. If you want them send me a PM and I can send them your way.

[joeminglin]

Originally Posted by dddd

I've reassembled this series of pedal's spring latch, was quite difficult but eventually went back together.

I occasionally swap parts from one broken pedal to another to save just one of them.
The springs have to be held in alignment near the screw as the "assembly" is placed into the pedal body while the pin gets reinserted.
Not sure how one of these springs could become dislodged unless it broke, or if the pivot screw drifted out.

+1 Can be done but holding the spring in place is tough. Just buy new pedals.