I love the Touring DVDs. I have a 1997 FLHR. I have some fork oil showing up at the front air valve. Is this oil in my air lines normal, a possible seal problem or possible overfill from my last service? The bike has not been laid down or fallen over. Any thoughts or whether I should be worried? Thanks and keep up the great work. – Mike
Hi Mike,
The forks may be a little overfull for your application. A lot of rough road usage will allow some fluid to travel up into the fill line. Monitor the mileage and watch how much fluid you are losing. Should level off and stop on its own. Wrench Safe, FMH
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