Fox F80 Rl Service Manual

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Hi Gents, I had my Epic serviced and was having alot of trouble getting front end traction for some time afterwards. On closer inspection I found the fork pressure was at 150PSI! Recommended for
me (70kgs) is 65PSI. Fox say never have it above 200PSI, but their range for riders is not above 125PSI Since I have found more than the normal amount of oil (or what I was used to) is coming out of the left shock tower.
I have managed to track down the service manual from Fox (great to see fox have this stuff out there) to see what I how to do it myself PROPERLY. Of the more experienced among you, what damage would you think this high fork pressure may have caused to the seals? Could I get away with just 'reseating' the seals or should I be looking to replace them, which may mean I need to pull the darn thing apart.
I have pretty much done all my own wrench work previously, but have never had experience with suspension before. It appears that shops can't be trusted to do this properly so I guess I need to learn how.
Sole f80 ownerFox F80 Rl Service Manual

It can also be used to service your old FOX ALPS R,RL and RLC use our oil charts for the fox alps in our fork list. Fork service Fox float and talas 36 This video shows us how to service your fox float 36 and talas 36 fork from year 2015, use the right oil volumes for your fox fork. Easily find the correct oil volume specifications for your Fox bicycle suspension forks. It is a good idea to keep your receipts with this manual and refer to it for service and warranty issues. Introduction FOX Racing Shox is pleased to offer 48-hour. turnaround for product service, provided the following steps are taken. Contact FOX Racing Shox at 800.FOX.SHOX to obtain a Return Authorization (R.A.) Number and shipping address.

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Posted: Jan 18, 2012 at 7:42 Quote
Hi All
I want to service my forks myself,does anybody know of a good site for a video explaining types of oil and how much you have to put in .
Thanks.
Posted: Jan 18, 2012 at 7:50 Quote
Some helpful information from Fox site http://www.foxracingshox.com/help.php?m=bike&t=manuals&ref=lnav_help
E: Just pick the right manual for you
Posted: Jan 18, 2012 at 8:06 Quote
kanioni wrote:
Some helpful information from Fox site http://www.foxracingshox.com/help.php?m=bike&t=manuals&ref=lnav_help
E: Just pick the right manual for you
Thanks for that ,this might sound basic to you ,but when they state spring side ,I presume they mean the rebound leg and not your air side ie the side your air goes in.
Posted: Jan 18, 2012 at 8:36 Quote
flyjay wrote:
kanioni wrote:
Some helpful information from Fox site http://www.foxracingshox.com/help.php?m=bike&t=manuals&ref=lnav_help
E: Just pick the right manual for you
Thanks for that ,this might sound basic to you ,but when they state spring side ,I presume they mean the rebound leg and not your air side ie the side your air goes in.
The spring side is the side with an air spring, which is the side where air goes in. The other side is the damper side. Hope you got it
Posted: Jan 18, 2012 at 8:50 Quote
Double post, but watch these and you'll know how it's done
Posted: Jan 19, 2012 at 7:57 Quote
kanioni wrote:
Double post, but watch these and you'll know how it's done
Thanks for that

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2003 FOX FORX Owner’s Manual FLOAT 80R - FLOAT 80RL - FLOAT 80RLC FLOAT 100R - FLOAT 100RL - FLOAT100RLC Vanilla 100R - Vanilla 100RL - Vanilla 100RLC Vanilla 125R - Vanilla 125RL - Vanilla 125RLC FLOAT R TALAS - FLOAT RL TALAS - FLOAT RLC TALAS F80RLT FOX RACING SHOX 130 Hangar Way, Watsonville, CA 95076 831.768.1100 FAX 831.768.9312.