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Hi Richard,
thanks for the answer.
Yes, I found already it on the forum, certainly your one.

I opened the two legs, with spring compression in order to have a full access to the nut... (the one of the left leg has been very damaged by previous 'mechanics'**).
I didn't arrive to measure the level of the free surface of the oil... And, from my point of view, it's impossible to do on this fork ??

WIpe seal is a 43 x 54.3/59 x 6/14.5 on FASTACE brand.
Seal has a reference NR9990 and sizes seem to be 43 x 54 x 11, triple lips

I have some difficulties to find on the net the right ones, I will try a first ones...

** Since I just discovered the fucking job of my dealer's mechanics when I changed bearing... never seen this kind of job, horrible... I tried to place the new ones with some ScelBlock on left side... So, I prefer to not go to the shop, since I'm very angry...

Hello,

thank you for this quick answer.
I noticed this advice "Measure from outer tube end to oil surface (Condition: spring, spring joint, spring collar, seat rubber, slider, fork bolt are removed and dust seal touches axle holder)"

I will do it on the leg without any linkeage, but, since this fork seems to have already dismantled - and a nut damaged, the one hidden by the spring  - I would like too to have the official information.
But ok, it seems it's preferable to put less oil than too!

I will write a dedicated topic, since I didn't find the answer.

Vincent.