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I currently own a newly bought 2010 Rock Shox Revelation Team Dual Air. I love the fork for its simplicity and function. Unfortunately, I have been experiencing some trouble with the negative air pressure leaking.
I have always had the fork set up to 105 psi (+ve air) and 110 psi (-ve air) with zero problems for the past 3 months up until a few days ago. I was sitting by the computer and I heard a pop followed by a hissing sound (bike was idle and had not been ridden or fiddled with for 48 hours). I noticed that the seal had had come free and I was able to see into the lower left stanchion as a result. I reset the seal/wiper seal and but now when I set both air pressures, the negative air chamber loses all pressure over the course of 2 hrs WITHOUT any change in positive air pressure.
I pumped up the fork and placed the lowers in a bucket of water to see of I could detect any leakage coming from where -ve air pressure where air is pumped into the schrader valve and there were no signs of leaks.
Any thoughts, comments or suggestions as to what the problem might be or how I might resolve the issue?
I have always had the fork set up to 105 psi (+ve air) and 110 psi (-ve air) with zero problems for the past 3 months up until a few days ago. I was sitting by the computer and I heard a pop followed by a hissing sound (bike was idle and had not been ridden or fiddled with for 48 hours). I noticed that the seal had had come free and I was able to see into the lower left stanchion as a result. I reset the seal/wiper seal and but now when I set both air pressures, the negative air chamber loses all pressure over the course of 2 hrs WITHOUT any change in positive air pressure.
I pumped up the fork and placed the lowers in a bucket of water to see of I could detect any leakage coming from where -ve air pressure where air is pumped into the schrader valve and there were no signs of leaks.
Any thoughts, comments or suggestions as to what the problem might be or how I might resolve the issue?