Fork oil amount
So perhaps because the amount of oil has to increase to achieve the same factory Oil Level from Top measurement, then ...
"the correct amount of oil in EXTENDED fork tubes is the increased amount needed to maintain the same factory oil level measurement spec."

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Last edited by multihdrdr; Jan 12, 2020 at 01:35 PM.
So perhaps because the amount of oil has to increase to achieve the same factory Oil Level from Top measurement, then ...
"the correct amount of oil in EXTENDED fork tubes is the increased amount needed to maintain the same factory oil level measurement spec."

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So perhaps because the amount of oil has to increase to achieve the same factory Oil Level from Top measurement, then ...
"the correct amount of oil in EXTENDED fork tubes is the increased amount needed to maintain the same factory oil level measurement spec."

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Fork oil amounts can be measured two ways. Refer to
Table 2-17.
- Use oz/cc measurement if fork is left in frame.
- Use in/mm measurement if fork is disassembled. In this case, oil level is measured from top of fork tube, with spring removed and fork fully compressed.
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Fork oil amounts can be measured two ways. Refer to
Table 2-17.
- Use oz/cc measurement if fork is left in frame.
- Use in/mm measurement if fork is disassembled. In this case, oil level is measured from top of fork tube, with spring removed and fork fully compressed.
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been asked to repost this here. from 04 2012.......
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below is my Oil Level DipStick
for my 006 WG fork pipes, level is 110 mm, measured down from the top of the pipe.
If you prefer the HD Gauge, I believe you can pick it up for around 60 bux....
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stroke the assembly slowly from fully collapsed to fully extended,
look in with a flashlight and you will see the air evacuation.
takes about 8-10 slow strokes...
now hang the DipStick on and measure the level
006 WG fork pipes, level is 110 mm (approx 29 oz)
all other 006 Dyna pipes, level is 112 mm (approx 26 oz)
Absolute precision on that measurement
is not as critical as getting each of the pipe levels equal.
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The Best of Harley-Davidson for Lifelong Riders
https://fortnine.ca/en/motion-pro-fork-oil-level-tool
,,,, minus the HD on the box, considerably cheaper.
Not knocking your method though. Its certainly more practical. With the doodad, I just overfill the forks a tad, adjust the doodad to the right depth, then stick it in the fork and suck out the excess. You can't suck out too much,,,,, not possible.

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