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I was cleaning the rear shock bolt grime and old grease tonite.I could not get it to
clear due to the rezzy connection.I decided to loosen the bolt a little to rotate the hose.
When i did some oil leaked out.Not much but enough to run down the swingarm and
put a small puddle on the floor.My ?s are.What have i done.How will it affect the shock
How much loss is to much.And finally if i did do damage what will it cost to fix.
clear due to the rezzy connection.I decided to loosen the bolt a little to rotate the hose.
When i did some oil leaked out.Not much but enough to run down the swingarm and
put a small puddle on the floor.My ?s are.What have i done.How will it affect the shock
How much loss is to much.And finally if i did do damage what will it cost to fix.
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Originally posted by: ERBEDS650
The rear shock is nitrogen gas charged you need another charge, so you might as well replace the oli in the shock also, its a basic service that dealers can do and recharging your shock is no biggie, if they dont there are large amount of shock service companies across the US.
The rear shock is nitrogen gas charged you need another charge, so you might as well replace the oli in the shock also, its a basic service that dealers can do and recharging your shock is no biggie, if they dont there are large amount of shock service companies across the US.
You referred to this as a basic service. In your experience, what would a typical price range be for this service on a DS stock rear shock? Mine is in need of charge as well and I have never heard a solid number.
Thanks,
Ron
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I dont know any more?, my machinest that works for me have bought some of the tools required and he went to Race Tech to learn to service shocks, since he owns the tools I just buy the seals or the rebuild kit or the re-valving kit which is needed for the shock or shocks being serviced, I dont get charged for labor.........but it usally cost me a 30 pack or more of Coors ...........................I love the perks of my job!
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just to simply charge the rezzy with gas, I've had done for $5 to $10, it only takes a second like inflating a tire.
but to refill oil, I dunno, its simply a labor fee plus a little for oil, not all dealerships can do it, proshop scan, and also you can send it to a number of bigname shops like Works.
curious about the pivot bolt not clearing the rezzy connection, the shock had to be fully assembled with rezzy in place prior to install at factory, as it will be again after you get it fixed, and you will have to install it without disturbing the rezzy connection.
but to refill oil, I dunno, its simply a labor fee plus a little for oil, not all dealerships can do it, proshop scan, and also you can send it to a number of bigname shops like Works.
curious about the pivot bolt not clearing the rezzy connection, the shock had to be fully assembled with rezzy in place prior to install at factory, as it will be again after you get it fixed, and you will have to install it without disturbing the rezzy connection.
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