How To: Remove O-Rings From Your Shocks Without Tools | Butter Suspension

Sometimes by performing the easiest of tasks, like removing o-rings with tools, you can scratch air sealing surfaces and permanently damage your shock. Learn how to avoid this by using your hands! Watch more videos here: • RockShox Judy | Butter...
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In this #ButterSuspension #Tutorial video we show you how to remove o-rings from your #SuspensionShocks without using any tools and thus preventing damage

[@TheAverageJose]

Scratch the surface then send it over to Butter after I messed up... Got it!

[@ParkMetalDetecting]

How do I replace a leaking dampner o-ring on a Rosa R rear coil over shock? It drips oil on the lower settings but not on the higher ones. Thks!

[@ButterSuspension]

Not sure what a Rosa R is... Send me an email with some pictures and I'll see if I can help. [e-mail]

[@bstill30]

So I should use a salad fork vs a steak fork. Got it!

[@ButterSuspension]

Whatever's close by, sure!

[@andraztekavcic]

How about inner sealing (for example fox float)?

[@ButterSuspension]

I have to use picks on inner seals, just be very careful!

[@BigV84]

Plastic dental pick. Or since you have your replacement seals on hand, veeeeeery carefully stab the rubber with a metal pick.

[@harveyjoneswoodsman5956]

I don't think the rebound is working on my 03 boxxer rc is there any way to fix this without special tools or part ?

[@ButterSuspension]

Has it ever been rebuilt in the last 18 years? Rockshox recommends a full rebuild at least once a year.
Overall, Rockshox requires less special tools than other brands, but it's impossible to rebuild them properly without some specific tools.

[@harveyjoneswoodsman5956]

@@ButterSuspension I believe it has I removed the top caps and the oil looked new but I've never owned a fork like this little nervous on tarring it down

[@harveyjoneswoodsman5956]

I'll probably just do the right thing and send it to you lol just got to figure out how much for shipping

[@ButterSuspension]

@@harveyjoneswoodsman5956 the oil can be brand new and stuff can still not work properly. The only way to really know...is to take the fork apart. If you're not comfortable doing that, i'd take it to a suspension service center.