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  • Checking rear shock for air leak.
  • zippykona
    Full Member

    Have been advised to pump it up to max and put it in a bucket of water.
    What should I be looking for, steady stream of bubbles or just a slowly emerging one?
    I can’t see anything.

    stoney
    Free Member

    How long is it taking before it goes too soft….

    Just got a full sus at the end of the summer, pumped the rear upto 175 psi, and thought on Tusday night this week, “hmmm that feels a little soft”

    zippykona
    Full Member

    I would say it feels soggy after 3 miles.
    Its one of those swivel monarch shocks. I have a new shock but would like to fix it as there’s nothing on telly and I like a challenge.
    With such rapid air loss I would expect to see a steady stream of bubbles. It holds air just fine as long as you don’t use it!

    deadkenny
    Free Member

    Screw trying to show bubbles to decide. If it’s going down during a ride, it’s leaking. Do an air can service with new seals (simple), job done.

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