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Cane Creek DB Inline Coil Rebuild Tool Kit (2014–2022)
Cane Creek DB Inline Coil Rebuild Tool Kit (2014–2022)
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Cane Creek DB Inline COIL 2014–2022 DIY Rebuild Kit
All the custom 3D-printed tools you need to fully service your DB IL Coil shock at home. No pro shop required.
The DB IL Air 2017 is shown in the pictures, but the architecture and service process are nearly identical.
Compatibility
- Cane Creek DB Inline Coil (2014–2022)
- Compatible with Gen 2 (2023+)
- The kit includes the Air Can Wrench for 2014–2022
What’s Included
What You Still Need (Not Included)
This kit excludes common service tools used across many shocks. See our Essential Tools page for details.
- Park Tool SPA-2 Pin Wrench (2.4 mm pins fit damper holes adequately)
- Bench vise or soft jaws
- Syringe and bleed tube (any brake bleed kit)
- Needle fill adapter for bladder pressurization
- Shock oil and model-specific seal kit
- Torque wrench or luggage scale
Special Notes
- Never insert the SPA-2 pins into the threads; always align with the dedicated holes
- Only open adjusters if externally leaking; they are very sensitive to tampering
- The bleed screw sits under the climb lever plate; the lever must be removed
- The shock uses a screw-in inner tube; it can be rotated carefully using a screwdriver through the cross-holes
- Use red Loctite on inner tube threads and do not over-tighten
How to Bleed This Shock (Critical)
This is the most important part of the rebuild.
This is a twin-tube damper with no piggyback reservoir. You must use both glove technique and a final syringe bleed.
- Open all adjusters fully
- Perform glove technique to push oil into the inner tube
- Allow oil to overflow back into the inner tube
- Use a standard bleed syringe with rubber tube
- Insert tube gently into bleed port and hold steady
- Apply light vacuum and pressure while stroking the shock
- Repeat several cycles and tap the body to release trapped air
The damper must stop making sloshing noises. Glove technique alone is not sufficient for this shock.
Additional Resources
Disclaimer
Designed for experienced DIY users. Always depressurize before disassembly, confirm tool fitment, and follow safe practices. Improper use may cause damage or injury. By using this kit, you agree to our Terms of Service.
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