KAABO Wolf King GT Rear Brake Replacement Installation Tutorial (MICK FIX) 

You will most likely need to put mineral oil in your brake line. Ginger on wheels has a good video on how to top up brake fluid on kaabo wolf king.

@@mickeyboyz7211 thanks for the quick response

This happened to mine too! $3k brand new and rear break is not working and front break squeaks. So frustrating!

@@demonhunter-skydomeatlanti1746 mines is working. Just add mineral oil directly to the brake lines at the handle bars. Pressure and everything is working

Yeah same problem its sucks I got my wolf king got pro out the box and back break has no pressure also check at the back break line and make sure its not leaking and that the bolt that hold the brake line to the brakes is tight mine seems to be leaking as I can see oil build up and all the dirt is going right to that spot​@@demonhunter-skydomeatlanti1746

Just don’t under stand why there is 4 total on the back.

Those are just washers. They go on first before you put the bolts in.

@@mickeyboyz7211 so 2 of them back to back to each other? Or face to face anyway. I’m pretty sure I put it all back together properly haha I did a brake pad replacement. I’m not getting full stopping power (rookie)

Sounds like you might need to do a brake bleed

Stock Zoom. Make sure that you get the official Kaabo brakes specifically made for the wolf king gt. If you have just a Wolf King zoom brakes will work fine.