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Old 05-12-2017, 01:58 PM   #1
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200 ml. I put 210 o firm it up a little.
So all I do is remove bolts from bottom of forks let it drain . Replace bolts and then refill with 200ml of fork oil . I've been reading about people haveing trouble getting bolts back in . Did you hawk give you any trouble ? I just wanna make sure I gotta grip on what I'm doing lol


 
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Old 05-12-2017, 02:06 PM   #2
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So all I do is remove bolts from bottom of forks let it drain . Replace bolts and then refill with 200ml of fork oil . I've been reading about people haveing trouble getting bolts back in . Did you hawk give you any trouble ? I just wanna make sure I gotta grip on what I'm doing lol
That is correct. I had no problems with mine.
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Old 05-12-2017, 05:20 PM   #3
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So all I do is remove bolts from bottom of forks let it drain . Replace bolts and then refill with 200ml of fork oil . I've been reading about people haveing trouble getting bolts back in . Did you hawk give you any trouble ? I just wanna make sure I gotta grip on what I'm doing lol
the bolts in the bottom of the forks hold the damping rods , not drain bolts..
they will drain them.. getting them out or back in can give probs as the damping rod
may start to turn with the bolt... " do you feel lucky ?"

Take them out of the bike tip the up and drain the oil out though the top...



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Old 05-12-2017, 07:23 PM   #4
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the bolts in the bottom of the forks hold the damping rods , not drain bolts..
they will drain them.. getting them out or back in can give probs as the damping rod
may start to turn with the bolt... " do you feel lucky ?"

Take them out of the bike tip the up and drain the oil out though the top...



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I think Pete may be speaking from experience.

I have not done the job but I will drain the motor oil then lay it over and drain that fork from the top. Knowing my luck I would f#$% that bottom fork end up for sure. Taking a ride first to heat the fluids for easy drain.
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