Fork seals how do i replace fork seals on kawasaki zrx 1997

NO. IF they are leaking, either they have been overfilled, you nicked the seal during install, the forks have some small surface defect in the seal contact area. If you did not replace them, they need to be replaced.... without regular usage.. they get dry, shrink, sometimes the seal lips crack

Try watching this video as a guide https://youtu.be/vrmYJgcGX30

if u go on a vulcan forum you will get all answers you need.

google the fork seal sizes for both models if the internal diameter is the same then they will fit.im quite sure they are the same.

pull back rubber boot on plug cap. unscrew cap and cut about1/8 inch wire and screw cap back on. Also take a flathead screwdriver and check clip in plug cap Don't tighten to much or you will crack the cap.

no buddy this is just a decal i would go on ebay to purchase the seals alot cheaper than from manufactures make sure you get the dust seals and oil seals

270mls per leg

This problem, ironically, might simply be the screen filter on the in tank petcock. The zrx is a gravity fed filter-less fuel system with only the screen to act as a filter. I had the same problem with my black 2001 zrx and did a full tune up before pulling the petcock and cleaning away 9 years of sediment from what appeared to be a very clean tank. I simply purchased a seal kit from Kawasaki before the tear down and waited till the tank was as empty as it would get by riding it. The screen was surprisingly clogged with junk...and once cleaned and reinstalled the bike no longer ran poorly when cold. Im not sure why the bike being warmed up made a difference but it did......now it starts and runs like a champ (colod or hot)!!!

What weight oil? 10w or 15w is good for fork oil. Also check that your valve that controls the oil passing back and forth is not obstructed inside the fork tube.