Fox Float Oil Leak at Jodi Fore blog

Fox Float Oil Leak. It's where there are allen key 'plugs' that can be removed to add the fox mud. When the shock is assembled, lubricant is slopped all over the parts before they're put together. I posted on here a few months ago about a rp23 i bought off ebay. Green oil, while float sl shocks use fox 4wt. When i recieved it it has oil. After about 30 hours use from its last full service, having had about 160hours total over its 9 months, it has decided to leak oil out from. Pour oil down the side to minimize potential aeration of the oil. It was new but had been remved from a new frame. First off, these can be a tricky diy rebuild. Just wipe it off and ride the bike. Prefill the shock body with oil. Float dps shocks use fox 10wt. If there is too much oil escaping, pull the lowers off compeltely and just. I would prefer to fix it myself, save the cost of sending it off for repair. Noticed from new that my fox 36 float performance was leaking oil on the right leg at the back.

First off, these can be a tricky diy rebuild. Just wipe it off and ride the bike. Float dps shocks use fox 10wt. I would prefer to fix it myself, save the cost of sending it off for repair. Green oil, while float sl shocks use fox 4wt. Noticed from new that my fox 36 float performance was leaking oil on the right leg at the back. Prefill the shock body with oil. I posted on here a few months ago about a rp23 i bought off ebay. When the shock is assembled, lubricant is slopped all over the parts before they're put together. It's where there are allen key 'plugs' that can be removed to add the fox mud.

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Fox Float Oil Leak It was new but had been remved from a new frame. Just wipe it off and ride the bike. When the shock is assembled, lubricant is slopped all over the parts before they're put together. It was new but had been remved from a new frame. If there is too much oil escaping, pull the lowers off compeltely and just. Prefill the shock body with oil. If you neglect this, you can ruin your stanchion and the fork will ride harshly. Pour oil down the side to minimize potential aeration of the oil. When i recieved it it has oil. Noticed from new that my fox 36 float performance was leaking oil on the right leg at the back. First off, these can be a tricky diy rebuild. Green oil, while float sl shocks use fox 4wt. I would prefer to fix it myself, save the cost of sending it off for repair. After about 30 hours use from its last full service, having had about 160hours total over its 9 months, it has decided to leak oil out from. Float dps shocks use fox 10wt. It's where there are allen key 'plugs' that can be removed to add the fox mud.