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This morning I set out to change my fork oil. I have the Kawasaki shop manual and it says after you drain the oil refill it by removing the rubber plug on top. I removed the rubber plug , but there is no hole there. Just metal.
Now i have a bike with no fluid in the fork and of course its going to be 75 degrees today.
Any help?

is there a pipe plug with a square hole in the center like on a 1/2" drive socket that the plug was stuck in?remove the plug watch the plug,there might be a little pressure on it. goodluck,happy wrenching!

If the plug is not square find a bolt that will fit in the plug. I have to make a removal tool using a bolt with a nut welded on it. If you don't have a welder use two nuts and "jam" them so you can back the plug out.
It is also a good idea to flush the tubes out. You wouldn't believe how dirty they will be. Roy

I figured it out.
You need to press down on the flat piece of round metal with a large screwdriver while someone else gets a small pick and removes the snap ring.

you must have a differant style of forks,can you post picture?

sure will, first chance i get