Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel Xbox Button Replacement

Turn the controller on its backside and push the "eject" button to discharge the battery compartment door on the bottom of the controller.

Pull the two AA batteries out.

Remove the holographic Microsoft sticker with the percision tweezers to reveal a small screw.

Use a T6 Torx screwdriver to remove the 1.5mm screw.

Insert a spudger and pry at these three locations to detach the middle cover.

Pull off the middle piece cover to reveal three screws.

Use a T8 Torx screwdriver to remove the three 2.3mm screws.

Remove the cover.

Remove the two 90mm screws with a T8 Torx screwdriver.

Lift up the silver middle piece to remove.

Use a spudger to remove the silver prong.

With the spudger, pinch the metal spring and slowly pull up to remove.

Use the spudger to remove eject button.

Remove the screw holding in the eject button with a T8 Torx screwdriver.

Pull the two halves apart at the bottom to detach the two latches that are holding the front and back panels together.

Start with one side of the controller (left or right).

Slide the spudger towards the end of the handles and pry the two halves apart. Do the same for the opposite side.

Pull the front and back panels apart to separate them and expose the inside of the controller.

Lift the battery compartment out of the controller and set it outside of the controller.

Use the precision tweezers to pull out the red and black wire attached to the white plug at the bottom side of the circuit board.

Use precision tweezers to remove the red and black wires that are attached to the circuit board.

Use a T6 Torx screwdriver to remove the four 2.3mm screws.

Lift up the black locking tab on the ZIF connector to release the ribbon cable.

Lift up the trigger to remove it from the controller.

Repeat for the other trigger.

Use a T6 Torx screwdriver to remove the 2.3 mm screw.

Carefully lift and remove the circuit board

Lift the controller to separate the black part from the silver boundary plate.

Lift the silver boundary plate to remove it from the round black, middle piece.

Remove the gray silicone cover to expose the backside of the bright green, round "X" button.

Pull the "X" button out of the clear plastic casing.