Amazing Quality nak oil seals
Big price cuts.Ive done it both ways, by lifting the top pice out, or
dropping the lower piece. I recommend the later. It is a real pain
trying to work on the seal inside the beak area.It is more work to get
the lower leg off, but much easier to work on the actual seal once you
have it in hand. To change the oil you’d have to pull the axle anyhow.
(to get at the plug) When you have the lower leg in hand, you can just
dump it out the top.
Don’t forget to put the spacer (washer looking thing) back under the
seal BEFORE you install the seal…hard to pry the seal out to put in
without damaging seal. DAMHIKTIJD.
Nothing threads on. Just slip/friction fits and the snap ring.Amazing Quality nak oil seals Big price cuts.
When I did mine, it didn’t “take”…still leaked even after doing it
twice. Fork leg looked and felt near perfect, but I pulled it off, put
it on the lathe and polished it.
I used Cerium Oxide optical polish (basically buffing compund without
the wax) on a piece of chamois. Jewler’s rouge, Semi-chrome, or even
toothpaste sould probably work just as well. I think ANY sandpaper or
emory paper would be too coarse.
Anyway, no leak after polishing.Amazing Quality nak oil seals Big price cuts.
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