King Shock Rebuild Instructions (Full Length) by Shock Service, LLC

Step-by-step instructions for rebuilding King shocks and other high-performance shocks by Shock Service, LLC located in Boulder, Colorado. || Expand Description For Section Links:

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1. Remove Reservoir End Cap - 2:18
2. Check Internal Floating Piston (IFP) Depth - 5:27
3. Remove Wiper Cap - 7:02
4. Remove Shaft Retainer / Seal Cap Retaining Ring - 10:07
5. Remove Shaft Assembly - 12:14
6. Remove Misalignment Spacers - 15:28
7: Remove Bearing From Rod End - 18:32
8: Install New Bearing - 20:30
9: Disassemble Shaft Assembly - 22:55
10: Rebuild Wiper Cap and Seal Cap / Shaft Retainer - 26:03
11: Shock Shaft Inspection and Repair - 32:17
12: Reassemble Shock Shaft Assembly - 34:34
13: Remove Reservoir IFP - 37:20
14: Reinstall Reservoir IFP / Check Max IFP Depth - 40:26
15: Add Shock Oil and Remove Air Bubbles - 42:55
16: Install Shaft Assembly - 44:30
17: Verify IFP Positioning - 46:40
18: Correctly Insert Seal Cap / Shaft Retainer - 47:35
19: Install Seal Cap Retaining Ring - 49:13
20: Install Reservoir End Cap and Set Wiper Cap - 50:00
21: Pressurize Shock with Nitrogen - 51:16
22: Tighten Wiper Cap and Set Screw - 51:58
23: Pressure Test - 52:20
24: Final Inspection - 53:14

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