Hi everyone,
I'm trying to change my fork seals because I blew them out last week riding supercross. At this poing, I've have the head off of my fork and am trying to get the nut that holds the plastic spring guide off of the fork. The problem is that the Clymer Manual says to just take the nut off (no problem, right...), but I can't do this because the nut is threaded onto a hollow threaded tube. In other words, I turn the nut and the entire assembly turns. I can't use vice grips to hold onto the threaded end of the tube because I'll hose the threads or disfigure the tube which won't allow me to replace the top of the fork. Does anyone have any ideas about how to get around this problem? I'd really appreciate any help! www.mxintheus.com
Thanks!
Amy
I'm trying to change my fork seals because I blew them out last week riding supercross. At this poing, I've have the head off of my fork and am trying to get the nut that holds the plastic spring guide off of the fork. The problem is that the Clymer Manual says to just take the nut off (no problem, right...), but I can't do this because the nut is threaded onto a hollow threaded tube. In other words, I turn the nut and the entire assembly turns. I can't use vice grips to hold onto the threaded end of the tube because I'll hose the threads or disfigure the tube which won't allow me to replace the top of the fork. Does anyone have any ideas about how to get around this problem? I'd really appreciate any help! www.mxintheus.com
Thanks!
Amy