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[Closed] Fox RP23 boost valve high volume air can problem, help!

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I decided to put one of the fox air volume spacers in 2011 RP23 BV high volume unit but am now stuck as when I try to screw the air can there seems to be a sleeve that moves round and up and down a couple of mm but not unscrew and there is only about 50mm below this which is impossible to grip on to to unscrew.

I now don't know whether the sleeve is tightened up as it still goes round, I would like to avoid the eye rolling at the LBS if anyone can help.


 
Posted : 01/02/2012 1:04 pm
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I have the very same thing, although I haven't got around to taking a proper look at it yet.


 
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Are you talking abour the outer air sleeve?

If so remove the retaining C clip at the bottom and slide the outer sleeve off the main unit (you'll have to give it a bit of a yank as there is a lip and it has two o rings). This then will allow you to unscrew the main body


 
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Thanks for the reply steve, there looks there is a seal with a slight gap is that the C clip. If so how would you get it out as I don't want to damage it.


 
Posted : 01/02/2012 1:18 pm
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you got any pics, does it look like this


 
Posted : 01/02/2012 1:22 pm
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I use one of these on the lower (narrower) part of the air can:-

[url= http://www.boa-uk.com/constrictor/babyboasoft.html ]Get a Grip ![/url]

No need to disassemble the sleeve ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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Yes thats the bugger, can't find any guides or videos for it online.


 
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All sorted now, like you said just needed to ease out the clip and gently slide the sleeve down. Used the medium spacer and its meant I can drop nearly 30psi for same sag.
Just have to see if it makes any differance on the trail now.


 
Posted : 01/02/2012 1:52 pm