Fork o-rings

[Tiny]

Morning to all.

I'm hoping the very knowledgeable on this site can help me out.

I'm looking for some o-rings for a set of gsxr750 l/m forks. The o-rings in question are for the housing that holds the main seal and dust cover.

Part No is 51117 08D00, fitted to gsxr750l/m, some RGV and DR models

NLA from suzuki  and have been unable to find any size info so far

Any and all info/help will be very much appreciated 

cheers Tiny

[Wagola]

Have you tried CMSNL ? they carry loads of old spares.

[TLRS]

Maybe measure the space it needs to live in and find a suitable o-ring?

Probably very easy to replicate suzuki packaging so wouldn’t be too bothered about stuff sold as nos.

[Tiny]

Evening.

I've had a look at CMSNL on line and no stock. 

Have to agree about nos stuff. Could be a bit hit and miss.

I'll probably end up splitting them and measuring the old oring and seeing if I can get a non genuine one. 

Cheers for the replies .

[fatblokeonbandit]

Sorry Tiny I didn’t realise those orings  would be difficult to find??

 

thay are available on CSMNL  US site 7.90 Trump dollars rs 

[Tiny]

No apologies necessary mate. I'll have another look on the site. Cheers.

[Tiny]

No availability on there site. I'm going to strip one down and have a measure. Hopefully it's not some random suzuki size 

[Suzukian]

I can't apologize for the Orange President we have, I didn't vote for him or any of his ilk.  I don't know if you know this, but soaking old O-rings that are just hard in Brake Fluid will bring them back to life.  You will know instantly if it will work or not.  Don't leave them in too long as they will swell up.   

[Tiny]

Cheers mate, I'll give it a go when there stripped 

[spiderpig]

I find carb cleaner does the same

[Suzukian]

Carb Cleaner does the same thing, but Brake fluid penetrates more.  That's why the rubber in brake cylinder pucks are constantly renewed by the brake fluid.