Hi,
I have taken off and replaced my Fox Float RL shock and disconnected
the remote lockout however foolishly I didn't take not of how the
cable connected and now I can't work out how to reconnect the cable so
that the remote switch operates correctly. My best attempt doesn't
allow the shock switch to return to lock out position; I think because
the cable is connected wrongly and catches. I thought it would be
quite a simple job! I got the bike (Specialized Enduro Expert 2002)
2nd hand and haven't got the remote lockout fitting instructions that
probably came with it.
Please mail me any help.
Thanks,
TC
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Fox shock remote lockout help needed
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"TC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have taken off and replaced my Fox Float RL shock and disconnected
the remote lockout however foolishly I didn't take not of how the
cable connected and now I can't work out how to reconnect the cable so
that the remote switch operates correctly. My best attempt doesn't
allow the shock switch to return to lock out position; I think because
the cable is connected wrongly and catches. I thought it would be
quite a simple job! I got the bike (Specialized Enduro Expert 2002)
2nd hand and haven't got the remote lockout fitting instructions that
probably came with it.
Please mail me any help.
Thanks,
TCThere's an owners manual in PDF format on the Fox website.
http://www.foxracingshox.com/BackOffice/UploadedFiles/OwnersManual/shoxmanual_en04.pdfThe instructions for detaching/reattaching the cable are on page 15.
Cheers!
-Chuck W
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