For the fronts, just use a little tube and a little funnel, or
persuade a pharmacist or veterinarian to sell you a 2oz (60ml) plastic
syringe. Fill them, then bounce the car to expel whatever air you can
get out, fill again. Go driving, then check and fill until the air is
out. Rears are a little easier, in that gravity is helping you.
For all of them, be sure to do a good job wire-brushing away any dirt
that is around the filler hole.
Bob
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002 14:16:19 EDT JApple2154@aol.com writes:
> While the discussion is going on regarding what fluid to use to
> recharge an
> MGB shock--can someone tell me if there is an easy way to refill a
> shock
> without removing it from the car----------just acquired a '71 B to
> restore
> and the front shocks are almost non-existant. I am going to try to
> refill
> before I decide to replace with rebuilt. I have the fluid---bought
> it at
> Bumper to Bumper for $2.15 per bottle------label says for refillable
> hydrolic
> shocks thanks Apple
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