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22-01.-2004, 12:02 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 1
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fork removal
looking for some advide on fork removal. Fork in question is a 1999 judy xc.
All instructions say the same thing: "loosen shaft bolt a few turns, and tap with a mallet. shafts will magically come free from lower tubes." The problem is, that I tapped. Then I tapped more firmly. Now I have worked up to pounding, all with no success, and i have yet to see a single drop of oil come from the bottom of the shaft. Any thoughts other than "tapping" to free the lower shafts? Thanks in advance. |
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23-01.-2004, 03:00 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 31
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Re: fork removal
It's been years since I've overhauled a Judy...but if memory serves you have to 1st remove the top cap which with let you compress the fork all the way...then back the screw out, and tap with a mallot....It should just pop free
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