SV650S Fork leg bottom bolt leak
Im really struggling to get the bottom bolt (the one that holds the internal damper tube in place) to seal. I took out both damper tubes and on one fork the bolt sealed straight away using the old copper washer. However the second has been much more difficult and now has a new washer but is still weeping fork oil even though Ive tightened it a couple of times!
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Have a look at the area in which the washer sits on the fork leg to make sure it's clean and free of rough patches or imperfections.
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Just to close this thread, it wasnt the bottom bolt leaking but the fork seal, doh! Anyway all done (although with a cheapy replacement..) and dry again.
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Ah, good to read about,a satisfactory conclusion to this.
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Yes my eyes keep wandering to CBR500Rs or 660 Tiger Sports but the old SV just keeps on and really does everything I need although it is looking a bit worn now especially after spending 5 days under water in my garage in 2019...
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I dont think you would find the SV1000 nearly as slick as the 650 both in terms of vibration and gearchange...
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fun fact about the SV650 weight. its heavier than the GSX-R 750 K4. its just the the SV distributes the weight a bit better.
always had a hankering for a GSXR 750 with a comfort kit :-) |
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Wouldn't the GSX S750 be that kind of beast? |
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