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16 Jan 2005
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forks
hi mates,ìt's been a while
I noticed a leak on the left fork,so i need a little help. Is there any special tool to do this by myself or not,or maybe with standard tools and just followig the procedure there'll be no problem,please any help would be great thanks 
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16 Jan 2005
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The only special thing you might need is a piece of 70 cm steel pipe in a T-shape with a nut [mine has dia 29,3 mm.] welded on to it.
------------------ Fred, XTZ660, Holland.
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16 Jan 2005
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And the trick to put the new seals in place is to saw [not cut] an old seal in two halves and use these to hammer them in. Because of the material removed from the old seal, it will not get stuck so you can remove it.
------------------ Fred, XTZ660, Holland.
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