Super effective. Thankyou very much!

Just bring back old age rubber cover for suspension

Thanks for this video. I had no idea this was even possible, but I tried it and worked great.

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Nonsense. If oil leaked the amount of oil inside is not enough to work properly anymore. Do yourself a favour and change the fork seals.

Hey my bike’s oil has been leaking from a long time i did all of the steps so do i have to refill the oil on the shocker?

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universal upscale does not appear on my Leonardo account yet, is it normal? or only appears on paid subscriptions? thank you! Such a difference!

It’s ready for full production use.

exc. video!lets see if it works!

Great video! I tried this on my dirt bike today and it stopped the leak!

Let me try it I think that can be done by your method...

This work bro... Thanks for help

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yes works fixed a 1979 r100rt NZ

If forks were leaking oil this is useless. You need proper oil amount in each fork. This is for safety in handling.

You are a genius! But sadly this great tip did NOT help me because last month I replaced both seals in my Z1000R and this month I replaced both seals in my YBR125 and THEN I saw your brilliant video!!! Argh! Next time for sure! One observation - rub the edge of your plastic tool with fine abrasive paper to remove the sharpness of the cut plastic so you do not cut or damage the seal :) Many thanks :)

It works thnks ma man🔥

I am unlucky,both my bike front fork oil seal is leak,I tried this,for left one it work..but unluckily right side is still leak..unlucky me..but atleast it work for one side 😜😜😜

Today I did it on my wife's Suzuki Savage. It works! ... Both sides of the fork are dry now. Thanks my friend an best regards from Germany !👍👍👍

Be warned, WD40 rots oil seals.

okay but arent' you supposed to refill oil in the fork ? if it was leaking, you shoul fil it againe no ?

Hi - and thank you for this tip. It certainly seems to have worked. I wonder how many seals need not have been replaced if people tried this first! Interesting as well - I didn't really see much debris on the tool. However it did release a small quantity of fluid which may have flushed out very fine particles. I'm guessing too that the tool helps to reseat the seal. It would be interesting to hear from a seal manufacturer on this. (And then again - if only we could design a 2-piece seal that could be fitted without stripping the forks...! - now I'm already thinking about it!) But what a time & money saver this trick is! Again well done for the idea and the clear instructions.!

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Thanks for your knowledge.

Just done this today,so far so good,cheers mate

I'd not advise using WD-40 as a lubricant if water attraction/retention is not desired. Also, WD-40 is not as rubber friendly as some other lubricants like Tri-Flow which would be much more ideal. Also, if trying this trick, use a very thin and flexible film like vinyl piece. I saw some notebooks or organizers come with section dividers that would work nicely. Also, at the very least, replace the fork oil as the old one is likely to be contaminated with water and gotten thinner, more likely to leak out.

Haha yes this really helps me. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge sir. I just did it and it was so easy and effective. It saves my pocket!

What is the use of wd40? Does it repair the actual leak area?

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stupid wd40? hahah that will ruin ur rubber

thanks man..i m from Bangladesh. It works You save my time and money..

It worked! Fantastic..

Seriously working you save my khuwari and paisa😁

Anna edi work ayindhi u save my .oney thanks bro

Yeah, I don't have leaks I have squeaking but I don't know wich one it's. When I try to compress the forks my self the bike don't squeak, but when I'm riding it squeaks I'll try to clean the seals, thanks Mr.

Thanks sir

Thank You brudda! You saved my ass! This worked out quite well for me.

Thank u soo much bro. It works good to my thunderbird. U saved a lot of money for myself. Without knowing this, i have changed two times oil seal in my thunderbird earlier (cost arround 1.5k for me)

I don't see the point of that DIY plastic. You could just have used the rug. Also, having the seal fail after only 8k km is a bit unusual for a decent bike. What's the make of your bike, is it chinese?

what is that plastic called??

Whts tht material called

If she leaks past the dust seal there’s a really good chance the oil seal is shit

Honda hornet bike 11 thousand km run in HILLY AREA SIR . AFTER CHANGING FORK OIL ON 17 NOVEMBER 2020 MY BIKE HANDEL VIBRATE DURING RUNNING AND THIS PROBLEM NOT COME BEFORE SERVICING WHAT CAN I DO SIR

Well i tried.. but it didn't work.. Bike - Honda CB hornet 160 r

Thank you so much you saved me about a $500 job (replacing fork seals ) at mechanic. This seemed to work for now- will update if any changes

What did you actually did with that plastic?

It's working to my bike... Thanks!