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J Janusz Posted on May 09, 2019

How much and what grade of oil do I need for the front forks..??

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    Gregg Mahin May 09, 2019

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  • Anonymous May 20, 2019

    can you please update me the bike model and year

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  • Posted on Dec 08, 2008

SOURCE: Front fork oil capacity

Hi Lukepentcof.

its 350cc or 11.8 ounces in the Clyma book, but that's for a 1986 onwards model. you can vary the amount you use to suit your style of riding anyways. I doubt it would be that far from the mark.

regards
robotek

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 10, 2009

SOURCE: front fork oil capacity

Hi
You can download the whole workshop service manual that has this info and heaps more from here. Hope this helps Thanks for using Fixya. 
regards robotek

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 01, 2009

SOURCE: Fork oil capacity and density for Honda GB400

Hi there!

you need a 15W30 grade of .48 liters on each fork. Normally, i go .5 liters on each fork. Make sure your forks are clean before replacing its fork fluid.

-levibit-

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 10, 2009

SOURCE: front fork oil capacity?

Piaggio have a technical help line with a free phone number, try their website

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 16, 2009

SOURCE: front fork leaking oil from bottom of the seal.

Before you take it to the shop try this.Get some camera film,Cut the notched edge of it and trim the top to an angle of 45 deg..Slide this up into the fork seal and working it up and down,slide it all the way around the seal.When you get the feel of it,you can feel tiny bits of grit.This will clean the grit out 99% of the time.I always keep a piece of film in the toolbox.

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