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Oil In Forks(aprilia Climber)

#1 User is offline   joseclimber 

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Posted 18 July 2008 - 01:40 AM

Hello,
i bought this bike 4 months ago i have noticed that the forks are loosing oil, so i have to change the o rings and i want to know how much oil do i have to put in each one and which type of oil.
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Posted 21 July 2008 - 07:58 PM

Hi all i have a apriila climber owners manual which i will try to scan into the PC and have available in some sort of emailable package i just have to be nice to the kids to show me how its done so bear with me i will try to help out where i can ,
fork oil is 20w and has 260 cc of oil in each leg and should be changed every 1500,2000 km
i found the best way to remove the seal is to stand the fork leg once stripped (remove spring clip)upside down in hot boiled water from the kettle (make sure you made a cuppa first ) and use a spring puller or somthing with a hook it will just slide out .to replace the seal again place in hot water and just smear new oil around the seal ,i then used a short lenght of 1" 1/2 waste pipe just to tap it home then replace the spring clip.
I only need to replace one seal but the other fork looked a little harder to replace due to it being a rebound type .(other a damper)

hope this helps you out
steve


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Posted 28 July 2008 - 08:20 PM

steve666,
your post helped me alot, please let me know when you scan the bikes manual because i have only found in internet one for the engine only.
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