
We cleaned the body and performed only float chamber inspection, cleaning, and O-ring replacement.
When you do delicate work like this, you risk running into trouble.

As for why we added a filter in the first place, that’s something we’ll keep to ourselves, so we won’t go into it here.
It looks nice and clean now.

This is the initial oil-cooled maintenance. The damper has good progressive resistance and feels great.

It doesn’t look badly worn, which is reassuring.

It was quite noisy. We didn’t replace it during the initial oil-cooled maintenance.

The cam showed no signs of seizing and was in good condition.
We’re holding here for now.



