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Thermoflow Shock rebuild

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I'm About to rebuild another set of Thermoflow shocks. The last time I did this I used a punch and a hammer to get the top of the shock off...needless to say there has to be a better way
14 Feb 2023 16:01 #1

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Replied by automan on topic Thermoflow Shock rebuild

Pittsburgh 7 1/2” Adjustable Pin Wrench 
 Part # 36554 $ 5.oo
 Purchased from Harbor Freight
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Thanks for the help!
15 Feb 2023 18:08 #3

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Replied by automan on topic Thermoflow Shock rebuild

What your source for parts?

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16 Feb 2023 04:09 #4

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Replied by mpritch41 on topic Thermoflow Shock rebuild

I found an article on this web site and they had a company to buy seals from.
16 Feb 2023 16:54 #5

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Replied by Evman100 on topic Thermoflow Shock rebuild

I don't see a link for the parts sir.
24 Feb 2023 16:37 #6

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Replied by mpritch41 on topic Thermoflow Shock rebuild

I found this article on this website...It was very good.
below is the title and link or at least the size of the seals you need .
Thermal Flow Shock Rebuild  Was Created By  Tricky www.avxseals.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=TC12x23x7
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Replied by nastyroxinc on topic Thermoflow Shock rebuild

Anyone got an updated link for the rebuild article? The one above no longer works…
03 Oct 2023 11:06 #8

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Replied by MarkT on topic Thermoflow Shock rebuild

There are articles in Tech library that cover shock rebuild. I'm checking to see if that thread can be restored.
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Replied by MarkT on topic Thermoflow Shock rebuild

Old thread on shock rebuild should work again now. 

yamaha-enduros.com/index.php/forum/how-t...l-flow-shock-rebuild
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