Suntour XCT V2 Fork Service - Disassemble/Clean/Lube/Re-assemble

I show how to tear down, clean, lubricate and rebuild Suntour XCT (SF10-XCT-V2) forks/shocks. Periodic maintenance will help prolong the life of the fork and maintain performance. Basic service to keep your suspension working and from becoming stiff or frozen. I bought this fork on craigslist for $20. The XCT fork models have varied over the years. This fork is a SF10-XCT-V2-P-26-80. The bike is a 2010 Specialized Hardrock.

There are different versions of XCT forks. This is an SF10. If yours has a lockout, you have a different version. You might check out my video overhauling an XCR fork that has a lockout:
   • Suntour XCR Fork Service - Disassembl...  

The part number for the plastic sleeve is FEE460-10.

Suntour XCT Fork Service:
   • Suntour XCT Fork Service - Disassembl...  

Use grease made for forks. I use Slickoleum which is also sold under the name Slick Honey. You can also use SRAM Butter or Judy Butter. If the fork uses oil, use the proper fork oil. Use of a grease/oil not made specifically for forks can damage the plastic/polyurethane parts, or otherwise leave the fork not working properly.

Slickoleum 15oz:
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Slickoleum 4oz:
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Suntour fork cap tools:
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