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my shocks leaked also, i tightened them finger tight, which is why. They just need the slightest of turns with a spanner to nip them tight and stop them leaking. make sure you have the o ring on the bottom of the cartridge
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I have also been thinking that cause i have just been tighing them finger tight, So next time will nip them up, I have got to say tho they are the easyist shocks i have ever done you can change them in minutes Nick. :?
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Try some grease or some vaseline (don't even think it deviants) around the seal.
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yea they are really good, they feel like they are tight enough with just finger pressure but just that lil "nip" tight makes them stop leaking
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i had the same problem and got tired of fighting the the stock shocks so i put a set of bj4 shocks on mine
btw my fronts never leaked even when finger tight the rears where the only ones
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