· Thanks to Moonfleet The trick here, to making your own fork seal driver, is to find something cylindrical whose inner diameter very closely matches the upper fork slider tube (#13 above) and whose outer diameter is approximately the same as the outer diameter of the seal itself (as ultimately you are going to place the seal over the upper fork slider tube and drive it down into its seat in the lower slider). · 1,) Cut a 4 inch length of inch diameter PVC. 2.) Cut that piece lengthwise into 4 separate pieces. 3.) File a bevel (about 30 degrees) on the side of the bottom (the end that will contact the seal) of each piece - this allows the PVC to fit into the gap between the .
Replacing fork seals is an essential process to maintain your bike, and here is THE tool you need to get the job done!When you first notice the sign of oil o. Thanks to Moonfleet Lubricate the seal, both inside and out, with the oil you've chosen. Now lubricate the fork tubes wherever the seal will be touching it. Slide the seal onto the shaft with a twisting motion if you haven't already. With fork seals, the inner tube must already be in the outer tube so the seal is already on the tube. Now slide the shaft into the hole.
Fork seals should be replaced at the first sign of oil appearing on the stanchion tubes' legs visible when the forks travel. 1. · 2. Slide the old seal. · 3. Check if the column is stained · 4. Apply oil to the inner surface of the new seal with fresh fork oil. · 5. Seal Mate has helped fix leaking fork seals on over motorcycles worldwide. We guarantee it will fix your leaky seals or we'll refund you in full.
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