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SOHC.co.uk Forums => CB750 => Topic started by: antonypo on December 31, 2014, 10:16:36 AM
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As usual I'm in need of advice from you guys again.
In the Haynes manual it states that the dry fill cc or mill's of 10w/30 for the forks should be no more than 155. This doesn't seem much and there are other opinions on the net of 235mm.
Obviously theres a lot of people on here who have done this job - maybe not on a k4 particularly- and I would love your opinion before I complete the job after refurbishing the forks and seals.
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You are correct, there is a discrepancy with the Haynes & Clymer manuals
Quote: Haynes - K3-K5, 130-135cc SAE oil 10w-30w
Quote: Clymer - K3-K5, 220-230cc SAE oil 10w-30w
I went with the Clymer spec, as the K3-K5 (American only bikes) are not covered in much detail in the Haynes manual.
Alan
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many thanks.
I was dying to get this done and on the bike today - great !
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Anthony
My k2 has a k4 front end on it.I put in 155cc from dry and they seem to be ok with the normal push test with brake on etc but I have not been down the road yet for a proper test.I guess its a good starting point.
All the best
Bitsa