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Just be aware that the fork spring is under that cap. If it does become loose it may well launch itself into whatever is in front of it. Just make sure its not your face.
Stand it up as straight as possible. Fill to the top with diesel. put an old towel or similar over the top and secure the towel around the fork tube, maybe with a jubilee clip. Just leave it for a couple of days. ____________________ https://www.metacafe.com/watch/1972097/how_to_behave_on_a_forum/ |
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| jjdugen wrote: | Take the forks apart as normal. Undo the retaining bolt at the bottom of the fork and pull the two halves apart (lower and slider). With the forks still under compression this will be a lot easier.
With the spring still in you will need to compress the legs and then release to shift the seal / bush. If it will part, and I appreciate it will be hard, then its just a tube and a long drift will shift the fork cap. |
Looking at the corrosion on the exposed part I would go with "jjdugen's" suggestion. If the bottom retaining bolt is seized or rounds off, you can always drill it out (had to do it myself one time with a TR1 fork)
I think Marki's towel is to catch bits if it fly's apart in the night! ____________________ XX XXXx
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 14 years, 281 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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