Yup.....works for me. Place the sprayer next to your Snap-On wrenches and hand make Japanese wood tools. Bogdan> > You can take the sprayer from a spray bottle and cut the pickup tube > to the proper length. Spray out any extra oil back into the original > container. Cheap and effective. > --
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It also helps to keep things in perspective. If the manual says to
add 400ml, and you start exceeding that amount, a red flag should go
up; something is probably wrong.
Matt
--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, jim bush wrote: > > Absolutely make sure the forks are COMPRESSED with the springs out. > That was my problem snip > I ended up with forks so full that they had no sag and ended up blowing the seals on the first ride. >
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OK so I decided to just use compressed air to force out the fork oil
through the bottom plugs and not take the forks all apart and off the
bike.
Different posts say 355 or 400 cc
BEST GUESS, How much should I add?
Thanks,
Jeffrey
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