That little brass screw !!!!!

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mollers
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That little brass screw !!!!!

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Afternoon to all , :grin:

One of My NC30 late type front fork damper adjuster brass screws will only move 2 clicks in either direction. other one is fine with plenty of movement. Can anyone advise please ? :pray: Do these brass screws just unscrew out ?
Cheers for now

Mollers :smile:
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Re: That little brass screw !!!!!

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mollers wrote:Afternoon to all , :grin:

One of My NC30 late type front fork damper adjuster brass screws will only move 2 clicks in either direction. other one is fine with plenty of movement. Can anyone advise please ? :pray: Do these brass screws just unscrew out ?
Cheers for now

Mollers :smile:
maybe its siezed up.

its been a while since i worked on one but its on a ball bearing rachet type thing, you can get it out as part of a fork strip i think but its easy to loose the calibration..

tried soaking it with some wd40 first?
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mollers
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Re: That little brass screw !!!!!

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Thanks Neo , will give it a good soaking !!!!!!!!!
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