Overview of Fox DPX2 IFP rebuild (light damper service) - not a complete service

This video skips a few steps, in part to keep you from getting into trouble. It assumes that you are already familiar with working on Fox float dampers. If you would like to have me service your DPX2 for the IFP seal and Air Sleeve maintenance, please check out my website: http://insightbike.com/dpx2.html - My website needs some clarification, the $110 service does not include shipping and air seals. A more realistic full service, light damper overhaul with return shipping is $165 roughly. To request service, Please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/azR2e1u1ATL4Knfz9 Otherwise, producing this video assumes that you just want to see the basic going's-on of the Fox DPX2 basic damper service, IFP seal replacement and oil refresh. Fox's instructions: https://www.ridefox.com/fox17/help.ph... There you will find a more detailed procedure and the tool list. The IFP seal is just an o'ring 27mm OD/3.5mm thick(20mm ID): https://www.mcmaster.com/9262K793/(pack of 100) Sometimes it's also necessary to replace the main piston seal head o'ring: https://www.mcmaster.com/9558K544/ 0:00 Introduction 0:29 What cavitation sounds like 1:13 Evacuating the nitrogen/oil pressure 2:05 Removing the piggyback seal head assembly 4:30 Removing the piggyback IFP 4:57 Squirt 5:52 Reinstall the shock body, don't forget to torque the seal head 8:16 Install the IFP bleed screw 8:32 Remove needle valve nut on shock body 9:18 Reinstall needle valve nut, close off the port, extend damper slowly 10:41 REASSEMBLE THE IFP SEAL HEAD ASSEMBLY Found this link, thought it was interesting, probably oughta say to not try it at home: https://www.huckingkitty.com/forums/v...