Uploaded January 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Here is part 2 of working on the rear shock of our KLX 351 project bike. This segment shows the basics of how to remove the nut that holds the innards of the shock, which then can be removed, inspected, etc. By disassembling the shock piston, valving, etc., you can remove the seal head and replace it if you shock is leaking.
Here is part 2 of working on the rear shock of our KLX 351 project bike. This segment shows the basics of how to remove the nut that holds the innards of the shock, which then can be removed, inspected, etc. By disassembling the shock piston, valving, etc., you can remove the seal head and replace it if you shock is leaking.
