jrusell
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Another alternative is a strip of film negative if you have any in an old photo album. Nice and thin, works like a charm, costs nothing.
So I pulled the dust cover off and ran the Seal Master through it. Pulled out a bunch of gunk and the seal set immediately and stopped leaking. Cleaned it out as best I can and put the dust cover back.Be great to hear whether the seal tool works. I picked one up also but didnt need to use it because YES covered my seals under warranty.
So I pulled the dust cover off and ran the Seal Master through it. Pulled out a bunch of gunk and the seal set immediately and stopped leaking. Cleaned it out as best I can and put the dust cover back.
The fluid is obviously low because I'm able to move the right side up and down easily, but not the left. The oil looks dark, so I'm going to be changing it out anyway. Does anyone know a good write up? First time ever changing fork oil on the Tenere (ok, fine, first time on any bike.) Does a general YT video for any bike work fine?
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Subbed and added to my list of repair lists. Awesome. If the seal starts leaking again, I might have to watch that video sooner than I want to.This is one of the best USD fork seal replavement videos I've seen. Delboy is awesome. I know you arent replacing the seals but this will show you what to do when the time comes. He covers fluid replacement too.