2020 Fox Factory Float DPX2 50 & 125 hour Full Service Guide for beginners. Damper air can and dials

This video is a detailed service guide for a 2020 Fox Factory Float DPX2 shock.  It will guide you through the process of performing the 50 hour air can service, the 100 - 150 hour damper service, as well as servicing the Compression and rebound dials / knobs.

The DPX2 will require service every 100 - 150 hours or so, depending on the environment and conditions you ride in. It's a relatively easy service to perform. If you follow this guide and make sure to pay attention to some of the detail ex: removing the shims stack, not rushing the bleeding process, etc., I'm sure you can perform it with ease.

If this is your first time, watch the video 2 or 3 times in order to get used to the flow. Your first time will always be the longest. Make sure you start the job on a day when you're not pressed for time

As I mention in the video, the control knobs are optional IMO. Though not difficult,  If you want to make the job quicker, you can skip them for every second service as long as your dial are working without issues.

As always, let me know if you have any questions in the comments section.


Chapter
00:00 Intro
01:19 Tool needed
07:35 Parts needed
08:52 Opening the shock
25:41 Disassembling the damper piston assembly and upper shaft
35:28 Servicing the Compression and rebound Dials 
01:00:19 Reassembling the damper piston shim stack and shaft
01:07:37 Bleed process 
01:39:03 Resembling the reservoir and filling it with air
01:46:09 Air can service
01:58:44 finalizing the service.


Needles for IFP air fill:
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FOX SHOX NITROGEN FILL PELLET 0.275 X 0.125 (Buy a few extra just in case something goes wrong)
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