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Posted on May 09, 2009

My YZ 250 F rear shock absorber fluid and nitro amount

Hı sır, I have a 1998 yz 250 f and ı want to know about its rear shock absorber.How much amount of fluid should be filled in it when it is servised and how much lbs of nitro is pressed. thanks. shock absorber is KAYABA.

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There is no quantity that i can give you.....you have to fill that thing completely and make sure you have no air at all in it...maybe you can see this important step on you tube....otherwise the pressure of nitrogen is between 150-175 lbs depending on the way you like you're bike to absorb..make sur you place you're valving shim in right place if you change you seal....

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