Fair Price to Change Fork Oil?
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Its about three hours labor. $175-$200.
If you do it yourself you may want to go with a good fluid:
www.amsoil.com/storefront/stm.aspx
If you do it yourself you may want to go with a good fluid:
www.amsoil.com/storefront/stm.aspx
Last edited by SteveO; 09-05-2010 at 08:49 PM.
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guessing it cost me about 20 bucks for the fluid(piec o cake).A buddy of mine wouldnt believe me on how easy it was,the dealer told him even if we took the forks apart during a fork swap you still needed to use this speical mechine to pump it in currectly and they should change that spacer between forks and tubes...I told him that was a bunch of bs imo.
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Its about three hours labor. $175-$200.
If you do it yourself you may want to go with a good fluid:
www.amsoil.com/storefront/stm.aspx
If you do it yourself you may want to go with a good fluid:
www.amsoil.com/storefront/stm.aspx
As far as oil goes, I recommend heavier oil than stock. I use SE Heavy...The reason I recommend it is because on a Touring model, if you hit the brakes and a bump or dip at just the right timing combo, you can bang the brake T bolt on the front fender leaving a nice ding. It took me about 40k miles to do it, but I finally did. A little questioning taught me that this is a not so uncommon occurence. Heavier fork oil helps to lessen the likelyhood of it happening.
Last edited by xxxflhrci; 09-05-2010 at 11:05 PM.