Want to learn how to change/flush and bleed your brake fluid? You're in the right place. The process is the same for virtually every motorcycle, but here I have a 2014 Honda CBR 650F. Mine has ABS, but that does not change the process. The service manual calls for a fluid change every 12k miles or 2 years, whichever comes first.
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Table of Contents
0:00:15 - Tools
0:00:46 - Start of Front Brakes
0:03:35 - Summary of the Process
0:04:13 - Bleeding Front Right
0:05:56 - Bleeding Front Left
0:07:53 - Start of Rear Brake
0:08:59 - Bleeding Rear Right
0:10:28 - Final Comments
Operating on your brakes is serious. Thoroughly test your brakes in a safe and familiar area after performing this procedure. Even though my fluid was in good shape, I was overdue and noticed slightly improved front brake response. Brake fluid sucks in moisture, so this is regular maintenance even if you don't ride a particular bike often.
This video tutorial shows the conventional method. I think brake bleeding products like the Mightvac are gimmicks that overcomplicate the process and don't save time, but that's just my opinion after trying both ways.
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2020|07|11
#Honda #CBR650F
23 авг 2024
