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Volume of fork oil needed per fork for a 1986 VF 400 nc 13

I have a 1986 honda VF 400 NC 13. I need to know how much oil (ml) per fork each fork needs so that I can put in the right amount when I change my fork seals.

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Well, when you take off the fork make sure you empty it first before anything else then make sure that the fork pressure spring is released before changing the seals. The fork oil amount should be no more than 200 cc or no less than 190 cc

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Buy some measuring cups up to about 13oz ...before you start on the first fork, release air pressure then take out drain bolt and let it fill up, then pump the fork up and down to squirt out the last little bit.... you"ll get a ball park figure this way. I use ten weight oil and it seems fine, oh and you dont have to buy the expensive stuff from the dealer, any transmission fluid will work.. if you decide to fill it with air be very careful if your using a gas station hose..just give it a little squirt then check. I put in about 5 psi too much and you might blow a seal. Another thing...if its never been changed before you'll find the drain bolts hard to remove..i used an allen with small extension tube to give it more leverage.
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