Saging rear suspension

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My m800 rear is sagging. Rear fox got 140psi. Can "dead" rear suspension front shock cause this ?

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https://youtu.be/N7nUy8ZrI_Q

 

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take it off the rollers

 

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Off rollers video

https://youtu.be/clVAylIL9XY

 

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See if this helps: https://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=445336

Do you have a full fuel tank and fuel in the jug on the back? Tunnel bag empty? If so a little sag is to be expected.

 

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boondocker97 said:

See if this helps: https://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=445336

Do you have a full fuel tank and fuel in the jug on the back? Tunnel bag empty? If so a little sag is to be expected.

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Everything is empty , i took out the front shock and didnt notice it sag any more. Il go and make them refill it tomorow. If nothing changes after that i will look at the rear float 2.

 

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Hjalti_GTO said:

Everything is empty , i took out the front shock and didnt notice it sag any more. Il go and make them refill it tomorow. If nothing changes after that i will look at the rear float 2.

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Change the oil also and the service is done on that shock.

M800 -13, Speedwerx full exhaust, PCV. BC WT 660T -06