| Author | Message | ||
     Dbird29 |
Anybody have a 41mm seal driver I can borrow? Was changing tires and figured i would do the fork also. Thanks, David Bird | ||
| Fdl3 |
An alternative suggestion given to me was to use a 1.5-inch schedule 40 PVC pipe, with the edge taped up and/or filed down to reduce the sharpness of the edge. Unfortunately, I cannot speak to how well it works because I have yet to use it; but I will soon! | ||
| Punkid8888 |
I made one out of PVC pipe for my old yamaha worked great. and it only cost about a dollar. | ||
| Dbird29 |
I bought one. 41mm for the '03 XB Now if someone needs it here in Utah they can borrow it. | ||
| Fdl3 |
So what does it actually look like? There is a diagram of it in the Service Manual, but it is not too clear to me. | ||
| Dbird29 |
It is a split unit because the inverted forks don't have a way to slide the driver over the tube like non-inverted forks. The driver is heavy so it can hammer the seal into place. It is satisfying to hear the clunk change tone when you have driven it home.  |
