Re: 22nd Series shock absorbers
Posted by HH56 On 2014/7/2 15:18:15
got a message that read "Protector detects attacking actions" - can anyone explain that
Not sure what your photo title looked like. I use a Mac and take screen clips. The Mac automatically labels each of captures with date and time in a format the site does not like so I got the same message.
The Mac format looks like this and if I tried to post the snip directly with that info as the photo title the error would appear. If I edit and remove all time info then all is well. I think it might be the combination of numbers and periods separating the numbers that it doesn't like.
On the front shocks, they could well be empty. Mine were and when I filled them one side promptly leaked. I think they will have to be rebuilt and think it is bushings rather than seals. There is a How to article in the literature section that shows how one poster did his. I was going to try and bought a spare set for the purpose but don't have the knack. So far I can't even get the caps off -- let alone weld a nut on for the top cover removal so will use the extras for a core and just get rebuilts..
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Not sure what your photo title looked like. I use a Mac and take screen clips. The Mac automatically labels each of captures with date and time in a format the site does not like so I got the same message.
The Mac format looks like this and if I tried to post the snip directly with that info as the photo title the error would appear. If I edit and remove all time info then all is well. I think it might be the combination of numbers and periods separating the numbers that it doesn't like.
On the front shocks, they could well be empty. Mine were and when I filled them one side promptly leaked. I think they will have to be rebuilt and think it is bushings rather than seals. There is a How to article in the literature section that shows how one poster did his. I was going to try and bought a spare set for the purpose but don't have the knack. So far I can't even get the caps off -- let alone weld a nut on for the top cover removal so will use the extras for a core and just get rebuilts..
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