While it is technically possible to substitute fork oil with other fluids, it's not recommended due to differences in viscosity, additives, and performance characteristics. Using alternatives like motor oil or Transmission Fluid can lead to inadequate damping, reduced performance, and potential damage to the fork internals. It's best to use the specific fork oil recommended by the manufacturer for optimal performance and safety. If you must make a substitution, consult a professional or refer to detailed guidelines to ensure compatibility.
NO. With the wrong oil, you will blow the seals. Your local dealer will have the right oil. Actually this answer is WRONG! You can use synthetic ATF oil as a substitute, and in the opinion of lots of ppl who have done this substitute, it IMPROVED their ride! Go for it, if you dont like the ride, drain the ATF and fill with whatever was in there before!
It takes 5.6 oz of fork oil in each fork.
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Both are correct, you can say substitute for or substitute with.
the front fork oil leval is to be set at 130mm from the top of the fork (air gap)..with the fork spring out ..and the fork fully collapsed ....
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10w fork oil. 130-140 ml from top of fork, when fork is fully compressed without the spring inside the fork.
depends what you want it to turn out like. you can put anything in anything but no saying it would taste good. hope i helped :)
The bike has a front fork oil of 10w.And the manual prescribes of upto 251ml of oil for each fork.