· . #6. With 35K 7 years on the forks I'd certainly service those puppies and include both oil dust seals. If you spank the fat chick once in a while you may also consider installing a little stiffer spring while she is apart. Takes a couple special tools but not difficult to do. Your OEM springs are which is pretty soft. · I was doing my fork service for the first time today ( KTM XC-W) and realized that I don't have the right size fork seal driver. I was able to push in the seal with an old seal cut in half. The retaining clip went in no problem. Is that all that needs to happen, or do I . Shop the best {0} for your motorcycle at JP Cycles. Get free shipping, 4% cashback and 10% off select brands with a RPM Membership, plus free everyday tech support on aftermarket Suzuki Hayabusa Suspension Tools motorcycle parts.
Shop the best {0} for your motorcycle at JP Cycles. Get free shipping, 4% cashback and 10% off select brands with a RPM Membership, plus free everyday tech support on aftermarket Suzuki Hayabusa Suspension Tools motorcycle parts. Washer, Oil Seal (press in the new one with one the old seal), snap ring, dust seal. Slide the tubes back together and drop in the spring assy. Torque the bottom allen bolt to 23 Nm. Fill the fork with the appropriate amount of oil. I was doing my fork service for the first time today ( KTM XC-W) and realized that I don't have the right size fork seal driver. I was able to push in the seal with an old seal cut in half. The retaining clip went in no problem. Is that all that needs to happen, or do I have to "drive" in the seal with force?.
Safely and Simply Install Fork Oil Seals into Forks, Wihtout Causing Damage to the New Oil Seals or Fork Stanchions. In a Addition,On the Other Side of it Also. So going to rebuild both of them and I cannot find what size millimeter is the seal drivers size for a Gsxr B) Seal Drivers. None of the materials above talk about using a seal driver. So I am working on the assumption that once lubricated properly you.
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