jress5

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I am attempting to change my fork oil and i am wondering where i can find a tool to remove/tighten the fork caps with the correct torque.
 

jress5

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Jul 19, 2006
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In the service manual it is different, it says it's called a fork top cap wrench, and also there is one called a steering nut socket wrench, both of which i can't find anywhere. Any ideas?
 

IndyMX

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I don't know about others on here, but when I did the forks on my bike, I just tightened the cap until it was as tight as I could get it by hand, where the fork tube bottomed on the threads.. Then put it in the clamps and torqued the clamps to the proper torque spec.

They won't go anywhere with the top clamp putting pressure on them, so I don't think that they have to be torqued on.

I could be completely wrong though.
 

76GMC1500

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Oct 19, 2006
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The cap on the fork doesn't really need to be torqued. The o-ring does the sealing, just run the cap down tight enough that it wont vibrate loose.
 
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