Need to get broke part out of controller

honestly the pinout for the adapter depend on what you are planning to plug it into. as manufacturers use standard plugs in different ways, usually the shoulder / body point is the shield / common connection, the others depend on what you're connecting to.

for instance I made a similar connector myself for use on a xbox 360 controller (to connect a gaming headset mic to the headset socket), I believe in that instance the mic's connection was between common and tip.

you will not be able to do this due to the different set ups of the headsets

Sounds like a wire broke inside. That's why it only works when you have it in a certain position. Unless you are good at splicing wires, move the wire till you get it to work, and wrap it in that position, then don't move it at all. Good Luck.

1 Disconnect all accessories and wired controllers from the Xbox 360.
2 Hold the "Guide" button down for three seconds on any wireless controllers, then respond to the prompt on your television screen to disconnect the controllers from your system.3 turn on the wireless headset by pressing the "Power" button in the center of the earpiece. 4 Press the "Connect" button on the front of your Xbox 360 system. 5 Press the "Connect" button on the wireless headset. The ring of lights around the power button of the Xbox 360 system should spin and blink once. One of the lights should remain lit up, indicating the port number that the headset is using. If you do not see any lights on the system, you may have a faulty wireless headset.6 Press the "Guide" button on your wireless controller to reconnect the controller to the Xbox 360 system. If you are using a wired controller, you can plug it back into the system.7 Press the "Connect" button on the top of your wireless controller to sync the controller with your system. You should see the connection light around the "Guide" button on the controller light up, indicating which port you are connected to. You should also see a corresponding port light in the ring around the power button of your Xbox 360 system 8 Press the "Connect" button on the wireless headset until the port light on the headset matches the light on the controller and Xbox 360 system. For example, if you are the first player, the light for port number one should be lit up on the Xbox system, the controller and the headset. When all lights correspond, your headset should be properly connected.

New headset. Sounds like a break in the wiring or internal connection. Not worth trying to repair.

try taping it down.

If this doesn't work, you're probably stuck buying a new headset.

my xbox joystick this spot of cable is broke and i dont know what is sequece of colours in cable?

The left/right problem could be a bad connection on the red/white XBOX cables. Check to see that they're plugged in properly and not loose. You can also try plugging an MP3 player into the red/white jacks to see if the problem is with the headset or the XBOX. If it works ok with your MP3 player, then the headset is working fine.

You can get a new headset controller cable on our web site. Click on Replacement Parts in the left menu for the headset model you own (X1, X3, or X4).

is the tip broke off the headset?

i had this problem i just pushed it in the controller with a pin.
however you will need a new headset and you controller will now make a noise as the piece rattles around

What i've done in similar situations is basically trail and error. You've got two spots for one wire, try them both out.

Some companies will use a generic piece for all their similar products. Maybe one of Altec's other headsets uses that 5th spot for something. Just try them both out and see what happens. Just dont solder them right away, stick them on with some electrical tape or something to save yourself some time. Then when you're sure you can solder away.