@@plutonium76 nope they'll probably say "it's for the safety of the customer" but it's actually because they want you to use their repair services instead of doing it yourself
Actually it depends on where you live. Some of these new right to to repair laws explicitly reinforce the fact you're allowed to work on your own property. There's a chance they'd still try and give you grief over the hole, but if you're smart you'd avoid the argument by re-threadlock it before returning. They clearly have no plans of taking it apart.
No drilling required. All you have to do is relieve the gas from the bladder, soften the clickers all the way compression and rebound (if you have any) and then that seal head actually gets pushed down past the snap ring so you can remove it.
@@AdamKueflef I stand corrected. That’s what I get for assuming these were the same as just about every other design. I swear that’s why the first three letters of assume are ass lmao 🤣 it’s what you feel like when you do it almost every time
@@paologalluzzo280 when you assume you make an ass out of you and me. This shock isn't "able" so it was built to not be opened. It's kind of refreshing to see a sincere response
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They really don't want anyone to disassemble the shock do they.
@@plutonium76 nope they'll probably say "it's for the safety of the customer" but it's actually because they want you to use their repair services instead of doing it yourself
The real problem is that the wrench handle is too thick... meaning you cant add the almighty jack handle 😂
The real problem was him pushin and not pulling on it lol
No matter how you do it you’ll have people hating 🤷🏼♂️ looks great!
Haters gonna hate, keep up the sweet clips
So can you tune them now
Is it not a bit too early in your online side hustle career to be going the "my audience sucks" route? Or are you already established?
Does this void the warranty?
Of course it does because it states do not open on the cap
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The joke
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Actually it depends on where you live. Some of these new right to to repair laws explicitly reinforce the fact you're allowed to work on your own property. There's a chance they'd still try and give you grief over the hole, but if you're smart you'd avoid the argument by re-threadlock it before returning. They clearly have no plans of taking it apart.
@@Eklipz-sg8ex sarcasm.
@@nessabush1986 yep mine too 🤣 because no duh it does
I bet pooling on that did wonders for your back😂😂
MAP gas in the yellow bottle is much hotter, just sayin.
Next time we'll just throw it into the sun. lol
Add another foot to that bad boy 🦶🏻
No drilling required. All you have to do is relieve the gas from the bladder, soften the clickers all the way compression and rebound (if you have any) and then that seal head actually gets pushed down past the snap ring so you can remove it.
In a previous video he showed that there is a ledge that prevents the seal head from being pushed down.
@@AdamKueflef I stand corrected. That’s what I get for assuming these were the same as just about every other design. I swear that’s why the first three letters of assume are ass lmao 🤣 it’s what you feel like when you do it almost every time
@@paologalluzzo280 when you assume you make an ass out of you and me. This shock isn't "able" so it was built to not be opened. It's kind of refreshing to see a sincere response
@@AdamKueflef Thank you for the knowledge brother!
push the top in and you can get the ring out on these
Bro did you watch his last video?
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Probably would have only taken 3 minutes if your vise wasn’t bolted to a sheet of paper lol
You do it in 3 minutes, let's see. Keyboard tech
@@AfyKirbyOfficial tongue in cheek joke that wooshed right over your super tech head.