EWK Motorcycle Adjustable 39-50mm Fork Seal Driver Tool

I know many of you have use the old PVC pipe method when rebuilding your motorcycle's forks to drive in the fork seals.Well I tried that and it was too risky to take a chance of damage seals. The tool came without any instructions, but at this level. Do you really need instructions?I even tried the grinding down a small brass punch and push the seal down into the recessed space of the fork. Read a lot of reviews for this tools and I was a bit skeptical myself. Well I took a chance and got the tool.After trying the old method for an hour I gave up and took a chance and order this tool. Well it came and it literally took me about 10 minutes to properly seat the seal down into the upper fork legs.The trick is to slowly slide the split hammer collar down while turning the 3 plastic finger around the seals. Once the seal goes down into the groove evenly. That's when you use a bit of more force to slide the heavy collar down. As you slide the collar down with some medium force, you rotate the 3 fingers so that you can evenly drive the self in evenly. It took about 15 slide and the seal finally was seated and I put in the snap ring in and voila. Took me about a total of 30 minutes for both legs taking my time with even pressure.The tool actually works and the seal isn't damage or nicked anywhere. There's no signs or marks on the seal itself. Great tool and definitely worth the money spent. The collar has a nice weight to it and has two pins to lock itself in place while there's a plastic sleeve to protect the fork sliders.No issues and the tools feels sturdy and should last many years for those DIY mechanic who likes to work on their bikes.

This seal driver worked great for finishing up my install of new fork seals on my Yamaha. It has 34mm forks so the driver was a little big, but just keep it under control and keep it even the best you can, and it'll get the job done. It has thin plastic strips on the inside of the driver to keep from marring or scratching the fork tube too. wish they were a bit thicker, but still worked great

It worked pretty well for 39 mil forks on fxd. For the price I definitely can’t complain.

Had two Yamaha's with leaking forks, watched a couple videos on how and one had this driver and it looked much better than the other methods. My son and I are firm believers in this product now.

Didn't fit my forks right even though it says it does. Doesn't work correctly and is a piece of crap. Went to local autopart store just to get a decent one. Should have done that in the first place

Too small for 49mm forks, the two peices dont connect properly, would work fine for a smaller fork.

I’ve replaced 10 pairs of fork seals this year and I finally got tired of using PVC pipe or being careful with a tap as to not damage the seals. This tool made quick work of my last install installing both seal and dust cover in 2 seconds. So glad I finally broke down and purchased the right tool for the job.

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It works

Saved me some money by being able to reseal my forks at home.

Worked great. Used on Vmax