stormchaser
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First, is this shock rebuildable? And secondly. do you have to remove the skid to get the shock out, or can you unbolt while still in the skid like I did my 03' RX!?
stormchaser
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Nobody has delt with this or what????
Good questions. I think it's rebuildable
rightarm
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Dosen't look like the rear one is re-buildable,on the Apex er/RTX.Could be wrong thought !.
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Yes, all Mono susp. shocks are rebuildable.
Remove one of the control rod bolts, the shocks comes out very easy.
stormchaser
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That's great-hope you're right. Thanks
rightarm
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Went to the dealer to take a look at the rear shock,dosen't look re-buildable to me.Could still be wrong though.anybody else?
jimmie d
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Viper34 works for Yamaha so I am sure he knows what he is talking about.
Jim
Jim
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DoktorC
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I believe all of the KYB's are rebuildable...I don't work for Yamaha so I should be believable 
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Rightarm, send viper34 a case of beer and he'll probably consider forgiving you 
rightarm
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MW but wouldn't that be the alcohol talking then.
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Definitely rebuildable, heck I've revalved one of those shocks so many times this summer it's not even funny! Easiest way to take it out while it's still in the sled.
1-Make or find a stand to go under the rear bumper that will hold the rear of the sled up at the same height as it would sit with no one on the sled.
2-Put the bumper up on the stand.
3-Click the shock in the "soft" position on the tunnel controller.
4-Unhook the cable going from the tunnel controller to the front of the shock.
5-Remove the bolts (using 14mm wrenches) in the front and the rear of the shock and it should slide right out.
1-Make or find a stand to go under the rear bumper that will hold the rear of the sled up at the same height as it would sit with no one on the sled.
2-Put the bumper up on the stand.
3-Click the shock in the "soft" position on the tunnel controller.
4-Unhook the cable going from the tunnel controller to the front of the shock.
5-Remove the bolts (using 14mm wrenches) in the front and the rear of the shock and it should slide right out.
