Motorcycle Front Fork Rebuild : Honda Magna - Part 2 @TheMotorcycleMD
Motorcycle Front Fork Rebuild : Honda Magna - Part 2  @TheMotorcycleMD
Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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In this final video for the fork repair saga, we tear into this fork and go over some really good information when it comes to what we are looking for to go bad on components on this 2003 Honda Magna...

Safety is always first whenever we are taking off and torquing larger parts on a motorcycle...

Join me as we dive into exactly what it takes to rebuild a very common front fork assembly!

ENJOY!

* You are working on your motorcycle at your own risk. Please be smart and be safe when attempting to do so. If you are not confident in your abilities, take is to an authorized motorcycle repair shop as this does require mechanical skill.

FACTORY HONDA PART NUMBERS:
Fork seals - 51490-MN8-305
Fork Oil Sealing Washer - 90544-283-000
Slider bushing (shown in video) - 51415-KCR-003
Slider busing (not shown) - 51414-KCR-003
Seal Retainer Clip - 51447-KA4-711
Fork Oil Recommended - Honda SS-8

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