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How do you know when the wheel dampners need replacement?
Just wondering. Had the rear wheel off and the rubbers are original but feel ok. How much play in the hub to rubber should there be? Should it be hard to put the hub back in?
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04-16-2010, 07:36 AM
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As long as they aren't super cracked or turned to dust they are just fine. They should fall right into place. If they are new then they might have to pushed in a little bit. But they are always easy to put in, even on my big streetbikes. They last forever on the little ones though.
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04-17-2010, 05:35 AM
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I agree. Usually you begin to feel a lunge when you launch from a standing start or a weird "hit" when you shift, that's when the dampeners are going bad. I always buy new ones for old restores, but if they look good and fit well, then reuse them. Putting new ones in at a later date is no big deal.
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04-17-2010, 05:18 PM
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All good questions, but no one knows the answer but the thief who sells the crap out of Thailand. I bought the replacement ones from Thailand and ran them about 800 miles before selling the last CA95. I never checked them, never seemed to have a problem.
I would wash the ones you have in dishwashing liquid and spray a little silicon lube and reinstall them. I will be doing the same to mine. If you want to check another source go to www.hondarestoration.com and use their search engine for part 41241-202-000. I am sure there is a new number assigned. Or call your local Honda Dealer and ask if they can get that part. I buy some engine seals and exaust gaskets for my local Honda dealer for my old CA model bikes. It only takes a week to get them. They cost more but are packaged in Honda sealed bags. This means the part has to meet a Honda spec.
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