Full service SPD bearing overhaul - Shimano XTR PD-M9100/9120 

You made putting the bearings back appear simple. I always find putting the 11/12 x 2 bearings back really fiddly. Like you, I keep counting to make sure I have not missed one LOL. For most people and times, I think leaving the bearings in place and degreasing in situ and using the process of screwing the spindle home to force new grease into the bearings, to be a much easier, more practical and quicker way to complete this maintenance task. A very reliable pedal design.👌

Great, clear video. You deserve more views!

Really well done video, thanks!

Thanks--this will help when my new PD-M9100 pedals need service. A suggestion--adding a list of required wrench sizes and the bearings sizes would be helpful.

XTR tends to have too much axle play, it's hard to make the right setting play with 7mm 8mm spanners. Also thick grease help to make the seal stick in place. The last problem is shoe rub carved the pedal body, im looking to add material to it so my shoe and pedal don't have too much movement.

At about minute 6, I went online and purchased new pedals.

this is really good for the first time I took a pair of XT pedals apart, and I didn’t know what I was getting into when I saw the loose ball bearings but I didn’t take a completely apart and repack them but I did clean it up and Grease it up and put them back together. I’m not using them right now because purchased recently a pair of XTR pedals. they won’t need servicing for sometime now now the challenges I have an old 1995 pair of mono I think they’re M747. I wonder if the design or the internals has the same I use them on my fixed gear, track bike rather street bike that is. Find you 1995 and they’ve never been taken apart.

Do you know where to get a replacement seal, without buying a new spindle?

Where can buy int.part O ring

what's the cure for this if the pedals have play? is it new axle assembly time? (basically new pedal time)