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1982 Honda CB900F Supersport · Fork Sealing Parts Buying guide
The original F fork is a nominal 39mm air-assisted design. The oil seals are listed at 39 × 52 × 11mm, with separate dust seals. Identify the installed fork before using those dimensions after a front-end swap.
The replacement oil seals are listed at 39 × 52 × 11mm for the 1981–82 CB900F. Confirm the complete size for the fork being serviced. Matching only one dimension, or using the frame year after a front-end change, is not enough to establish the correct sealing part.
Oil at the sliding seal and loss of fork air pressure are different faults. Honda’s F section shows oil and dust seals in the slider and O-rings at the air-hose connections. Inspect tube and bushing condition during seal service. Use the F procedure and a hand-operated pump for the air system; do not use shop compressed air.
Pitted or scored tubes, worn bushings, contamination or damaged seal seating can spoil a new seal. Inspect those parts rather than replacing the rubber repeatedly. Oil on a tire or brake needs correction before the motorcycle is ridden.
Not necessarily. The F air hoses and their connection O-rings are separate from the sliding oil seals. Identify where pressure is escaping and follow the F-specific inspection procedure. Use a hand-operated pump and the specified pressure limits, not a compressor.
The original F fork illustrated in Honda’s 1981 service section, carried forward by the 1982 supplement, is the 39mm air-assisted fork without a TRAC anti-dive unit. If different legs are fitted, identify that fork directly before selecting its seals and service procedure.
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