Fox bump shocks??

[Viper01]

I hear you, you can still do the install as the shocks are the last part to install, no real off road until you get the shocks on.

I’m sure you will have a new set from SVC in less than a week with a return label.


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Apparently SVC just told my vendor that I purchased from to “just go service them yourself”. Said it would be quicker to do this instead of mailing back. I agree with this, but I’ve never serviced a shock before, what psi, and do I need a special adapter to service. Then after all this, it could be bad internal components. The other shock seems like it came serviced proper.

 

[Viper01]

I hear you, you can still do the install as the shocks are the last part to install, no real off road until you get the shocks on.

I’m sure you will have a new set from SVC in less than a week with a return label.


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Apparently SVC just told my vendor that I purchased from to “just go service them yourself”. Said it would be quicker to do this instead of mailing back. I agree with this, but I’ve never serviced a shock before, what psi, and do I need a special adapter to service. Then after all this, it could be bad internal components. The other shock seems like it came serviced proper.

 

[brettmess24]

Apparently SVC just told my vendor that I purchased from to “just go service them yourself”. Said it would be quicker to do this instead of mailing back. I agree with this, but I’ve never serviced a shock before, what psi, and do I need a special adapter to service. Then after all this, it could be bad internal components. The other shock seems like it came serviced proper.

Hmm...agree that it will be faster if all they have to do is charge the shocks. Now if it’s seals etc. who knows if they have them on hand....assuming your vendor does shock rebuilds etc?


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[Loufish]

They didn't give you a starting PSI to charge the bumps to?

 

[Huck]

You need to use nitrogen, and have a “lossless” Schrader adaptor.

Min psi is 100, maximum is 200. You can adjust them depending on your load etc


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[K1llD4shN1n3]

If mine come like this I’m going to return them. What awful customer service


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[Viper01]

They didn't give you a starting PSI to charge the bumps to?

No....I personally think something is wrong with the shock.

 

[Viper01]

If mine come like this I’m going to return them. What awful customer service


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To be fair, that info was given to me by the company I bought the bump kit through. The kit was shipped to me from SVC though. I left a mesg with SVC tech today, so hopefully I’ll hear from them soon.

 

[K1llD4shN1n3]

To be fair, that info was given to me by the company I bought the bump kit through. The kit was shipped to me from SVC though. I left a mesg with SVC tech today, so hopefully I’ll hear from them soon.

I hope so. I would be quite mad if a company shipping something like this and then told me I need to get it serviced to use it [emoji36]


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[cwylie]

I have always been told to check the nitrogen charge on shocks before you install them. I dont see why people are getting so wound up here. Get them charged and if they leak then send the in for warranty.