1998 Suzuki VZ 800 Marauder "oil specialized bike forks hold" Questions

...spring.  Fork oil level: 153 mm (6.02 in)  09943-74111: Front fork oil level gauge bike missing at hight rpm 838cc (milliliters) per fork. The other answer is completely

...oil to put in. Your bike came from the factory with "Type E" oil in the forks. The viscosity of the oil determines the dampening effect of the forks. Heavier oil will stiffen the front forks, a ...

...OIL. (15w) After this. Replace any washers, Preload Spacers and so back into for. Replace Cap/Nut into Fork Tube with Socket Wrench and Extender. Replace Handles and Moirrors and Nut holding both of ...

oil out of fork, then remove axle and access the metering rod holder bolt at the bottom inside the area whre the axles goes. Use an air wrench and appropriate Allen bit. Remove fork cap, being careful

...oil for your bike(normally a 10w oil),check with your local honda agent for the correct quantity,normally between 400-500 mls,this all sounds quite complicated but is actually quite easy and can be ...

...bike. Harley uses what they call their "Type E" fork oil. I do not know what the viscosity of this oil is so I always use PJ-1 30 weight fork oil for most applications. Use only fork oil as any other ...

...bike on her center stand, and raise the front wheel with a jack under the front of the engine/exhaust. first loose the 3-way connector on the lower fork part ( brakefluid ). Remove the 2 screws that ...

...bike off the ground in a safe manner so that you can work on it without it falling over. Safety first. Then remove the front wheel and the front fender. Take the brake calipers off. Loosen and remove ...

...oil is easy. The seals are harder it is requires some special tools and disassembly. It depends on whether your forks are cartridge type or not. I've attached a video that describes the whole thing ...