bleeding forks
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RE: bleeding forks
Here is the problem I am haveing. I have a 2007 FLHX. Changed out the lower fork legs for chrome ones. Put in 11 oz of fork oil and I am continually getting oil forceing its way out of the top of the fork tubes when I am riding. I have resealed the top caps 2 times now and I am still haveing this problem
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07-30-2008, 12:31 AM
RE: bleeding forks
Is there a procedure listed for changing out the lower legs? I'm about to do this on my 07 FLHRS, and would love to know. I'd rather do it myself than pay someone. \\; Thanks.
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Here is the problem I am haveing. I have a 2007 FLHX. Changed out the lower fork legs for chrome ones. Put in 11 oz of fork oil and I am continually getting oil forceing its way out of the top of the fork tubes when I am riding. I have resealed the top caps 2 times now and I am still haveing this problem
Here is the problem I am haveing. I have a 2007 FLHX. Changed out the lower fork legs for chrome ones. Put in 11 oz of fork oil and I am continually getting oil forceing its way out of the top of the fork tubes when I am riding. I have resealed the top caps 2 times now and I am still haveing this problem
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