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sj2000

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Wondering what you guys used to open the spring retainer for fichtel and sachs forks?

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Inge K.

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Press down the spring retainer with a two legged bearing puller (attach the
legs at the upper triple tree).
Remove the clip in the grove inside the stanchion.


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K100RS -86. (first owner), K1100LTSE -94.
    

sj2000

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Inge K. wrote:Press down the spring retainer with a two legged bearing puller (attach the
legs at the upper triple tree).
Remove the clip in the grove inside the stanchion.
It looks like I need to buy one then. Thanks Inge.

    

Inge K.

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sj2000 wrote:It looks like I need to buy one then.

Or make your own special tool for this, the you also can press down the spring
retainer(s) when the stanchions/fork legs removed from the bike.

Anyone has tips and trick to open this spring retainer fichtel and sach forks? Avtrek10


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Snod Blatter

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I had a Dad around to push a T bar down into the bolt while I plucked the silly circlip out. Do you not have any help available?


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sj2000

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Snod Blatter wrote:I had a Dad around to push a T bar down into the bolt while I plucked the silly circlip out. Do you not have any help available?
Unfortunately not, I will but that bearing puller.

    

Rick G

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I have just done a pair today I pushed down with a 12mm bar and picked the clip out with a fine point, came out quite easily.


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robmack

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sj2000 wrote:Unfortunately not, I will buy that bearing puller.
... or go to Pep Boys, O'Reilly, or NAPA auto parts store and borrow a puller. These stores loan tools to home auto mechanics. Great to borrow if this is the only reason you need a puller.


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