Dealing With a Stubborn Fork Damper Bolt on a Suzuki van van RV200

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  • Опубликовано: 22 мар 2022
  • Our Suzuki van van RV200 had a very secure fork damper bolt and with the special tool unavailable we had to find another way. The information here can be applied to most simple damper style forks. Be sure to visit www.cyclepedia.com/ for more information and to view our growing library of repair manuals!
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Комментарии • 9

  • @billyk8161
    @billyk8161 4 месяца назад +1

    Why does Suzuki not just create a hex head for that bolt? What kind of crazy engineer came up with that idea and the tool requirement? Blame management. Anyhow, I had the same issue and the 19mm socket did it for me and my beloved 2017 RV200 VanVan. Thanks for the info. Made my day!

  • @BikerBenFromMars
    @BikerBenFromMars 3 месяца назад +1

    I've just had a similar problem but it was torquing it back up to spec. Had the springs in fully compressed with my whole weight and got it to approx 5nm under the torque setting before it just continued to spin.

    • @Cyclepedia
      @Cyclepedia  3 месяца назад

      In that case you will need to take the fork apart and hold the damper so the bolt can be properly torqued. You should be able to save the new fork oil by dumping it in a clean container then reuse it, just check the amount as you may need to add a bit.

  • @vickikgibson9470
    @vickikgibson9470 Год назад +2

    I am actually having the same problem on a Yamaha 400 majesty scooter...like wow, it JUST WON"T COME OUT~! And since the insert is inside, how do you figure out the size needed to undo it? I may have to give up and take it in and let them fix the darn thing!LOL Cheers and thank you for the video, at least I know I did not break anything! Whew!

    • @Cyclepedia
      @Cyclepedia  Год назад

      The service manual should have a part # for the tool needed but getting it and what it may cost along with the cost of a manual may end up more than just taking it to a shop. Good luck and hope you get it worked out!

  • @Near2Future
    @Near2Future Год назад

    Having trouble with a MT-07 damping rod. I got it losen but now it just spins inside my forks. Tired compression on the fork while on impact. No luck & I stopped as I really don't wanna strip anything. Any ideas?

    • @Cyclepedia
      @Cyclepedia  Год назад +1

      You may need the actual damper holding tool for that fork. I'm not sure if you have our manual for that bike (which includes tech support) but I'll put a link to it below. If your a subscriber we can get more into it at Cyclepedia. www.cyclepedia.com/online-manuals/yamaha-atv-motorcycle-online-manuals/yamaha-mt-fz07-2015-2020-online-service-manual/

    • @Near2Future
      @Near2Future Год назад

      @@Cyclepedia Hi, I managed to get both forks off! WOW heat is 1000000% your friend.
      I put everything inside the forks - spring, washer, spacer cap.
      Then I proceeded to heat with a heat gun on the lowest setting. Did that for 10 mins, then on carpet I turned it upside down. Put alot of pressure on the fork. And the bolt came undone with no issues!

  • @bigj3086
    @bigj3086 2 года назад

    I've been all over the internet leaving questions and comments. Sorry this isn't related to this video but looking for help. Short story I need to fix 4th gear on a Honda rancher 420. 2010 and was looking for any help. Or if you've ever been into one. Might try calling?