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Old 21-06-2010
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Default B44 Shock rebuild issue

I am rebuilding the shocks on the B44 but having problems getting the snap clip to snap.
Also, the whities o ring keep splitting trying to get them to sit right.

I dont normally have this problem with the B4 and thought the shocks were the same.

Any ideas?

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Old 22-06-2010
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The B4 & B44 shocks are the same, just the B44 has longer shafts in the front.

Are the bodies clean, nothing at all where the o-rings fit?

Also are you using new or old plastic parts?
New parts may need to be trimmed to fit.

Have a read of this: http://users.telenet.be/elvo/12/8/1.html

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Thats the guide i have been following with the B4 with no troubles.

I will check again to make sure there is nothing stuck in the bottom of the shock body - although i'm positive there is not
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Check that the shock body is clean, is it happening on all the bodies?

Try a dry fit of the just the plastic spacers, they might need to be trimmed down if they are new.

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I built Associated shocks for the first time in my life yesterday and was wondering how you can remove the whole O-ring thing for maintenance? I didn´t see anything realting that in the manual. Sorry if this questions sounds stupid...
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you use the insert tool to push them out...
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Ah, just the other way round form the outside? Thanks!
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Yep, that's right, you just need to go in from the other end at a slight angle so you press on the seal assembly and it will all pop out.
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