??? You say you installed a tube shock conversion. I assume you are not
talking about the tube shock leaking, right? Well, you are supposed to
remove the valve bodies out of the front lever shocks and drain the shock
oil -- or at least those were the instructions when I installed my tube
shocks almost ten years ago. So, if you followed this instruction, there
would be no fluid to leak. Sounds like this step was overlooked.
Enrique Claure had this to say:
>Hi list, before the tube shock conversion was installed none of my shock
>bled fluid. I took the front right wheel of and the shock is bleeding at
>the upper left arm.
>
>Q. Could it be that the shock is overflowing instead of leaking?
>Q. How can I check fluid level?
>
>P.S. the shock exchange is the one thing I did not do on my car.
>
>Man I want to take the top down and drive! its 75F sunny and the streets
>are paved with pretty girls. Enrique
>SPAN Inc HeadQuarter
>PO BOX 6524
>La Paz Bolivia
>South America
>
>
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Max Heim
'66 MGB GHN3L76149
If you're near Mountain View, CA,
it's the red one with the silver bootlid.
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