Fork oil

[Micksan]

I am putting together a little cheat sheet , along with services done . More or less a log book. I do this on all of my bikes . Not only helps to keep track of what has been done & when , but is very helpful when I get ready to sell.
I found the portion on Fork Oil;. Say it is SAE 0 weight , and it takes 667 + - 4 cm .
First of all is the SAE correct ??
Second I am assuming that the 667 is the total between both forks. If not that is almost a quart for each leg.
Thanks

 

[wizard11]

I am putting together a little cheat sheet , along with services done . More or less a log book. I do this on all of my bikes . Not only helps to keep track of what has been done & when , but is very helpful when I get ready to sell.
I found the portion on Fork Oil;. Say it is SAE 0 weight , and it takes 667 + - 4 cm .
First of all is the SAE correct ??
Second I am assuming that the 667 is the total between both forks. If not that is almost a quart for each leg.
Thanks

It's NOT 0W (5, 10 or 15 depend's your springs) and you have to check fork oil height when theyre open...

 

[Pig9r]

Page 14.5 of the service manual says to use 5W. But in the spec section it says 0W.

You might find this chart handy for what you are doing.

http://www.triumph.co.uk/media/RocketIII(2).pdf