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F3 fork seals price ?

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Old 02-11-2010, 08:53 PM
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i have a fork seal leaking not bad but i see it leaking and im also getting the stem bearings replaced and thought its a good time to do both. but my question is what does a shop usally charge to put in fork seals and is there any part #'s for the fork seals its a 98 f3 thanks
 
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Part # is 51490-MN8-305, its about $21 for the seals. My local Honda Stealership was charging me about $200 to change mine. I haven't gotten it done or shopped around but will do soon. Hope it helps
 
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Old 02-12-2010, 05:20 PM
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i just went to my honda shop and its going to be just under 300 bucks for new stem bearings and fork seals the seals were oem honda and was 60 for the set and the stem bearings were 35 bucks.
 
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I just rebuilt my front forks replacing the seals, bushings, and copper washer, all Honda OEM along with fresh fluids. Did it myself with the help of a couple buddies and it only took 3 hours. Parts were under $100 all together.
 
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It's an easy job and the only special tool you need is a seal driver (41mm). Well, it can be done without one with things like pvc pipe. It just makes the job easier having the right tool. I bought one and the thing paid itself off with one job. I highly recommend using Honda seals, but there are aftermarket seals available if you're in a pinch. Just look around on eBay.
If you take this job on, one word on the removing the seals. Sometimes the seals become stuck when they have been in for a while and the bike has been stored outside. It takes patience, a good vise, and a good torch to get these things out.
 

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OEM seals last longer.If you would rather order them,go to RonAyers.com

best of luck
 
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