SYNFULL
Enthusiast
Hi,
One of my moton's is leaking to I am sending it out to RE engineering to be rebuilt. This is the passenger rear shock. This shock has the remote reservoir. The tube connecting the shock and the reservoir had to be disconnected to remove it. There was just a small hole drilled into the rear cabin that the line went through to the shock.
I asked about re installation of the shock, and if the hose could be disconnected to feed it through the drilled hole and reconnected to the shock. I was told that this was not possible as air would get into the shock. I intend to drill a bigger hole through the trunk to allow the reservoir to pass through and keep the 2 pieces intact.
My question is- since the other shock in the rear has been installed the same way (taken apart) does that mean that the other shock is bad also.
I hope you could follow
Thanks- Gary
One of my moton's is leaking to I am sending it out to RE engineering to be rebuilt. This is the passenger rear shock. This shock has the remote reservoir. The tube connecting the shock and the reservoir had to be disconnected to remove it. There was just a small hole drilled into the rear cabin that the line went through to the shock.
I asked about re installation of the shock, and if the hose could be disconnected to feed it through the drilled hole and reconnected to the shock. I was told that this was not possible as air would get into the shock. I intend to drill a bigger hole through the trunk to allow the reservoir to pass through and keep the 2 pieces intact.
My question is- since the other shock in the rear has been installed the same way (taken apart) does that mean that the other shock is bad also.
I hope you could follow
Thanks- Gary
