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mattblackone
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Post by mattblackone »

Hi all time to rebuild the front forks on my 93 RU
can anyone very kindly confirm i have the right part numbers for the 2 metal slide/bushes in the pic

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the numbers i have are
3GM-23125-50-00
3JD-23171-LO-00

many thanks

Bill
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Post by nuggitt »

Well according to these Bill you have the right set of slides.

SLIDE 1

SLIDE 2
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Post by mattblackone »

Cheers for that
prob i have is i cannot get the bottom of the stanction on the L/H leg the grub screw has been rounded off, i have tried drilling it out and heating it up but still cant shift it, looks like iam going to try and source another bottom or a new set of forks.

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Post by mattblackone »

thanks stig but i have drilled the grub screw out its the bottom section that i cant unscrew off the stanction i have tried heating it but it wont budge, just a thought its a normal thread and not a left handed is it

cheers

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mattblackone wrote:thanks stig but i have drilled the grub screw out its the bottom section that i cant unscrew off the stanction i have tried heating it but it wont budge, just a thought its a normal thread and not a left handed is it

cheers

Bill
Just wondering if there is any update on this. I am about to undertake this and wonder if the OP can tell us how he got on.
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Post by mattblackone »

Hi i ended up buying another fork leg i tried everything but couldnt get the bottom off the leg still dont know if its right hand or left hand thread as i never got a reply to my question
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mattblackone wrote:Hi i ended up buying another fork leg i tried everything but couldnt get the bottom off the leg still dont know if its right hand or left hand thread as i never got a reply to my question
OK - many thanks for replying.
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Post by Stig »

as far as I know they are std thread (theres no reason either for them to be a left hand thread as theres no forces being applied that would cause them to unscrew if the were'nt)
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