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Fork oil change - '87 K100RS
- Thread starter SCBuckeye
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IBMWR K-tech is usually my first stop for things like this:
http://www.ibmwr.org/ktech/change-fork-oil.shtml
http://www.ibmwr.org/ktech/change-fork-oil.shtml
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from the IBMWR page:
The only things I'd like to add .... is that those screws at the bottom of the fork (drain plugs) should be installed with great care and MINIMAL torque.
Let me repeat:
The only things I'd like to add .... is that those screws at the bottom of the fork should be installed with great care and MINIMAL torque.
Really cannot stress this enough!
The only things I'd like to add .... is that those screws at the bottom of the fork should be installed with great care and MINIMAL torque.
I think you can strip them by finger tightening!
The only things I'd like to add .... is that those screws at the bottom of the fork (drain plugs) should be installed with great care and MINIMAL torque.
Let me repeat:
The only things I'd like to add .... is that those screws at the bottom of the fork should be installed with great care and MINIMAL torque.
Really cannot stress this enough!
The only things I'd like to add .... is that those screws at the bottom of the fork should be installed with great care and MINIMAL torque.
I think you can strip them by finger tightening!
