Questions & Answers for: change front fork plug

front forks are losing there suspeion,there is no oil leak around the seals and there is no drainage plug, is it low oil or is it spring tension? It could be old oil or it could be spring tension. The

front end adjusted properly. If you just want to change the fork oil thats easy, just put a jack under the front end to lift the front tire clear of the ground then release the drain plugs (be careful

I need to know where to put the fluid back in when i change my front fork oil on my 1997 FLSTC should bed a plug (cap) on the top of the fork

...change front fork seals on a 2000 wide glide and do you have instructions on it? If, notice I said "if", your bike has the standard 41mm wide glide front end, changing the fork seals is not that ...

...change head set also replace front fork? Loosen clamp at top of bike frame where seat slides in ...twist seat back and forth while lifting upward.......To remove ft. fork ..At handlebar assy.remove ...

...change the fork oil, look down on the lower part of each fork leg just above the axle on the backside of each leg and you'll find an Allen plug or small screw. Take this screw out, hold the front ...

...fork tube. Ride the bike and see if the front suspension is too soft, too firm, or just right. Remember, the heavier the viscosity of the oil, the more firm the front suspension is. If you can't ...

...change fork oil Take the weight off the front wheel, remove the big nut at the top of the forks, at the bottom of the forks you will see a small bolt head, this is the drain plug for the fork. Remove ...

...front hydraulic fork is leaking oil Hi Bill: That's the nature of the beast as it get's older. There are seals in the forks and if the piston (Chrome sliding part) is not damaged, you may be good for ...

change the oil without removing the fork legs. Put old newspapers on the floor under the front end. Place a drain pan under the fork legs and remove the drain plugs, one side at a time. Hold the front