Fork Seal Leak Fix with Seal Mate on 2007 Honda Goldwing GL1800

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  • Опубликовано: 15 дек 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @highwayman1218
    @highwayman1218 3 года назад +2

    Ive used seal mate a few times on different bikes. Its always a temporary fix and has its place on the road to get you back. They leak again. Once youre home, tear it down, fix it properly and throw some seal savers on it. If both sides are leaking you can be guaranteed theyre leaking because of the seals, not debris.

  • @clay1883
    @clay1883 3 года назад +2

    So did you see if the forks were low on shock oil? Add any? If so, how? Thanks.

  • @edgardomatos6923
    @edgardomatos6923 3 года назад

    Worth a shot . But to add oil ....how can you do so?

  • @MemphisMike901
    @MemphisMike901 2 года назад

    So how has this fix held up?

  • @chrismaggio7879
    @chrismaggio7879 2 года назад +1

    Hmmm... I would have like to see you take the bike out for a 20 mile bumpy-is ride then show us if you had any new leakage. Static tests are pretty much inconclusive. Without real world use I can only assume it's a gimmick. But man o man that would save a lot of money for a little while if it's simply a debris issue.

  • @GPR111
    @GPR111 7 месяцев назад

    Ok if you are comfortable doing cheapo bodge repairs on your bike. I would rather replace leaking seals and have the forks correctly serviced every few years by a professional workshop. Doing stuff like this on a Goldwing (correction - any bike ... ) is crazy unless its a "get you home" thing.....

  • @frontcentermusician
    @frontcentermusician 2 года назад

    Oh geez....Just fix it right already...