Here's a tip, slide a couple of steel rods or something strong enough through the mudgaurd holes to stop it spinning. it will stabilise everything while you impact the bolt out.
You do not apply grease to anything in the fork assembly. You'll just be gumming things up. Fork oil is the only lubricant that should be used in the fork.
@@MotorcyclingwithCarl Thank you. I like seeing your Diversion. I have a Seca II since I'm in the states. Thanks for making content for these relatively obscure bikes, love mine.
This is fucking good explanation 👏 I needed do the same on my XJ900 (84) probably is a similar way for replaced 🤔👍 great vedeo mate cheers from Norway 🙋👍👍
This is one job that I need to do on my XJ. I will follow this video step-by-step for sure! Thanks.
Good luck with your bike. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
Here's a tip, slide a couple of steel rods or something strong enough through the mudgaurd holes to stop it spinning. it will stabilise everything while you impact the bolt out.
Good job!👍
Thank You
Great job Carl 👍
Thank You thanks for watching
Good job. A lot of work. Have a Happy New Year.
Happy New Year!!! Hopefully the dinning rooms reopen in 2021!!!!
You do not apply grease to anything in the fork assembly. You'll just be gumming things up. Fork oil is the only lubricant that should be used in the fork.
Thanks for the info and Thanks for watching and commenting
@@MotorcyclingwithCarl Thank you. I like seeing your Diversion. I have a Seca II since I'm in the states. Thanks for making content for these relatively obscure bikes, love mine.
Big thumbs-up looks like you got into a pretty good job take care catch you later happy New Year
I enjoy hanging in the garage fixing stuff when I can’t ride! Thanks for watching Happy New Year!!!!!!
Great job Carl, you are a bit of an ideas man you come up with some good things to help get the job done. Happy new year mate. 👍🇦🇺
Yeah over the years at my job I have to be creative also .Happy New Year buddy.
Lots of work and parts to keep track of
Hopefully it pays off in the end when im riding around on my classic motorcycle. It will be like being 19 again!!!!!
This is fucking good explanation 👏 I needed do the same on my XJ900 (84) probably is a similar way for replaced 🤔👍 great vedeo mate cheers from Norway 🙋👍👍
Glad it helped. Thanks for watching
Fork seal orientation seems to lead to conflicting advice online, on whether lip up or down?
It’s been a while since I did them but I believe I put everything in the way I took it out. Thanks for watching and commenting.
In one schok how many oil need fil?
I will check and get back to you
I believe 12.8 us oz per leg
Howe much decilitar?
@@os374cg You need 379ml oil and has to have 111mm oil level from top