Suzuki GSX 1400, Steel Braided Clutch Hose Replacement !

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Steel Braided Brake and Clutch hoses are now industry Standard..!
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@MrSmith-hd8od Год назад

Another satisfying episode, great to see the care and attention to detail as always. I never get tired of these. 🙂

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks buddy, glad you enjoy!

@mudmucks Год назад

2:23 I love those fluid bubble fart sounds! Like a hatchling aligator :)

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Cheers buddy, me too!

@myz06rocks Год назад

Rolls royce of hoses in my opinion. When i did my HEL upgrade i talked to the local distributor and got them to send me the upper banjo bolt with the bleed nipple on it. Transformed the speed for bleeding at the top of the system quickly and easily.

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Sure thing buddy, I've used those, what a fantastic idea considering air travels upwards in a fluid system so why not put the bleed valve at the top!

@enduromotorradtouren Год назад

Another job to make your ride on the mighty Gixxer better than ever. Enjoy the season, Günter/Nürnberg

@th3v1k1ngW4rri0r Год назад

noice!!! Especially the Mechanics tip.. bit... liking it. Lurve the funnel. I need to get one, the next time I see it. Saw loads at the Classic bike show at Stafford show ground a few weeks back. Wednesday 24/5/2026 and 40 days to go! Announced on faceache the Charity I'm going to try and raise some cash for. That goes live end of june.

@Peter-ei9eg 3 дня назад

helped a lot much longer bite point now…maybe i also should clean clutch slave zylinder!? Still i have a singing and a low noise beginning at 2rpm. The singing noise could be out of gear box or valve clearance and the low noise I localized from clutch area…maybe the problem with rivated clutch basked, don’t know…i hope maybe one day you‘ll make a clutch too here…❤

@simpletonballsack 11 месяцев назад

I've never done this so I reckon I'd have to take heaps of pics and also tie a string to the top end when I pull the old cable out, tie it to the new cable not so much to pull it through but to be extra sure it's routed properly.

@gerrypowell2748 Год назад

Wise upgrade and good tips👌❤️

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks buddy, glad you enjoyed it!

@tinks43 Год назад

Always worth doing. The old man had Goodridge braided hoses on the T140, glad the factories have finally caught up 👍🏻

@Butterfly07949 Год назад

Really miss my bandit 12, the only bike I have ever owned that had this type of clutch. It seems that once a year I have the expense of a new clutch cable, they fray for a past-time. Now, the best in my humble opinion is the wing with hydraulic tappers as well as the clutch. Good stuff, Del, and talking of good is your channel! All the best, mate.

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Hydraulic tappets on Harley's too mate.. not so agricultural aye lol!

@Butterfly07949 Год назад

@Moonfleet41 Wow, nice one. I never knew that 😀

@eamonsaunders8741 Год назад

I think you just love using that new bleeding system you got ! 🤣

@loddude5706 Год назад

2:25 - Well, if Patrick Stewart can slurp his Yorkshire tea before heading to the Dog & Duck (where there's a tab behind the bar), Penny can certainly slurp her clutch fluids! What a shot, what editing. wot a slurp! With that, & those well-behaved banjo washers, 'that-know-their-place', there's either some Hogwarts going on or just lots & lots of patience. Of course, I suspect it's a seamless blend of both, & we just miss all that waiting : )xx

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Excuse me Sir, it's the Dog & Trumpet and that's probably why you were stood at the bar on your own wondering where everyone was lol Seriously, thanks for your kind words as always Sir, you always make us smile, D&Px

@loddude5706 Год назад

Well spotted! - pub barmen have more rules of acquisition than the Ferengi, & they all look the same to me, - the only reason they've got big ears is 'cos Noddy wouldn't pay the ransom . . . I mean, would you? : )

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

@@loddude5706 Now that's just a plain old dad joke sir.. far beneath your usual comic standard.. (or do i mean Cosmic!)

@loddude5706 Год назад

@@Moonfleet41 - Ah, just blame it on me & my step-ladder, 'Clanky', . . . I never knew my real ladder . . .

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

@@loddude5706 Budum Tsh !

@garya3056 Год назад

Superb vid and subject matter, Del. Love the look of those braided cables! 🏍👍🏍

@Goldwing1500rider Год назад

Awesome video…. Just started changing brake fluids.

@michaelmclarney1994 Год назад

Nice demo Del, I like the vacuum bleeder tool, saves a lot of mess. It's a gadget I will treat myself to when I get a compressor.

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Good plan Michael, it'll be a perchance you'll never regret, and the same goes for the compressor itself, add a tyre inflator to the list and it'll pay for itself in terms of convenience.!

@michaelmclarney1994 Год назад

@@Moonfleet41 cheers Del, that's my plan, plus I will be able to blow things clear and dry when I start my resto project. I may even have a go at paint spraying small stuff like brackets and things too.

@michaelmam Год назад

Enjoyed that . Thank you 👍

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Most welcome Sir.. good to hear form you. !

@DonHutchins Год назад

Looks great Del, job well done. Really do like that Sealey Bleed kit (sadly they do not have a supplier here in the USA, so even if you can find it, the shipping is cost prohibitive). Bike is looking great!

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks Don, yeah i guess with a small priced item it would become prohibitive to export one... im sure there must be a vacuum bleeder for sale somewhere over there.. Maybe Harbor Fright?.. always worth a try as it's such a game changer for what is always a messy and time consuming job..!

@renzovc Год назад

great video brother, vacuum brake cleaner are a must in my opinion, makes the job way easier, great job !!! stay safe guys cheers from new york !!!!!!!

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

You said that right brother, so much easier and cleaner Take care both, chat soon, D&Px

@MintyGusto Год назад

Love watching you do these kind of videos Del-they helped me loads in the past and am sure they will continue to help others! Hope you and P are well mate. Enjoy the cracking weather we're having and stay safe

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks for your kind support and feedback as always mate.. it's really appreciated. It's great to have some good weather at last, the winter seemed to go on for ever this year.. so it's good to be out in the dry for once ! Stay safe too mate, and keep in touch..!

@rikturna Год назад

RIP to those engine guard stickers. And may I say how much more glorious the bike looks now with those unhindered black lines. If I may. The timber you use as a lifting anchor on top of the steel beams. Screw pieces of timber about 300-400mm long at the bottom of the timber (in between the steel beams) to allow to slide back and forth, and not let the timber slip left or right off the steel beams and fall onto whichever bike you’re working on, or even your brain cap.

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks for the carpentry tip Rik.. sound advice indeed mate !

@ObsessiveCarDetailer Год назад

a few very worthy tips Del, thanks for the video

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Most welcome mate, am glad you enjoyed it!

@JH09SUMIT Год назад

Your videos are therapy to me

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thank you so much, we're really glad to hear we can help.

@rickrogers2649 Год назад

Love to quiz the engineers who decided it was a good idea to have 2 different thread banjo bolts on either end of the same line. 🤨Parts bin engineering or they really do just want to make mechanic's lives more difficult. Great job pointing that out Del as most of us would have at least a 50% chance of screwing that up. 😁 Many thanks Del and Penny. Ride safe and be well my friends. ❤👍👍

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

I think you surmise right there Rick.. "Parts bin construction", use existing components without considering the finer compatibilities...and yes of course engineers hate mechanics, just work on any modern car and that's clear...lol! Have a great week and keep safe buddy.. D&Pxx

@JDnBeastlet Год назад

Hi Penny and Del. Another great instructional video. Braided lines certainly seem to be the way to go. Thanks for bringing us along! Take care, be well, ride safe.

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks buddy, it seems to be the standard from factories these days so why not! Thanks for watching as always, it's always good to hear from you! D&Px

@johanoomen6813 Год назад

Greetings from the Netherlands 👍👍

@springy-2112 Год назад

Catching up with the videos. Great essential upgrade. Peace and love to you both ✌️ ❤

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

You too buddy, always good to hear from you, catching up too, i did see your message about moving.. Good luck with it mate and happy new horizons.. lets chat soon aye !

@rsbharley4766 Год назад

Job well done mate, nice upgrade and vac brake bleeder all the way. Penny and you enjoy the last part of your week and hope all is going well for you both. Cheers

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks mate, yeah, too right, Vac bleeder every time now, so much cleaner and faster, job done.. Enjoy your week too and stay safe mate.. !!

@andyjrichie6709 Год назад

Great video Del, please may I ask, I haven't an airline, so is there some sort of pump action bottle I could buy

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

I believe so, but I don't think Sealey offer one currrently.

@johnniel8116 Год назад

the epitome of relaxation ! Nice one Jess !

@pauldavis8421 Год назад

Great common sense upgrade combined with a great video ! 👍

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks Paul.

@royjessop9615 Год назад

Hello bro ! I haven’t watched any of your vids since you was not well ! Reason? I wasn’t well physically and mentally either! Ho hum ! But I’m back and loving it ! You have soo many vids of different projects you’ve done and all are fantastic! Is there anyway you can break down and group vids that relate to manufacturer specific bikes ie Harley, BMW , Triumph etc ? Finished my 1972 Triumph T140 engine rebuild and don’t know if you’ve done something similar in the past ?

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Hi mate, welcome back, hope you're feeling better, good to see you again! If you check out our Playlists on the Channel, they're already grouped together, Suzuki, Harley, Triumph, mechanical and servicing, fabrication videos, all in groups! So have a scout through and enjoy!

@donbrowse7980 Год назад

All always Del a great instructional video to sit and watch, and the vacuum bleeder at work again😊love mine, no fuss and very quick. Will be waiting to see you're next upgrade on the bike witch is already absolutely stunning. All the very best to yourself and Penny....Don.

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks Don.. Vac bleeder is a total game changer aye?, quick and easy, and no mess either..! Got the front brakes to do then one more cosmetic upgrade, then im playin out in the sunshine..! Have a great week buddy, and stay safe. !

@howder1951 Год назад

Hey Del, enjoyed the video, and thanks for the great tip on supporting the tank, I'll try that on the Harley as there is a connector between the sides on my ride. Cheers!

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Most welcome buddy, am glad it could help... good luck with it!

@shaunglendinning Год назад

As always, enjoyable to watch and a ton to learn! Appreciated Del.

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Most welcome buddy, thank you as always for your support !

@royjessop9615 Год назад

😊

@BaNZFall 6 месяцев назад

What the length of the hose?

@gsx1400madboy 11 месяцев назад

Del. ive come across your video about the clutch after discovering that my own 14, (after being stored for some time) has no fluid in the MC! Ive seen no leaks under the bike as it stored in a carpeted garage. Any ideas?

@Moonfleet41 11 месяцев назад

The only other place the fluid can go is through the slave cylinder internal seal.. you can buy a seal kit and it's pretty easy to rebuild them.!

@gsx1400madboy 11 месяцев назад

@@Moonfleet41 cheers del. Already ordered a new stainless clutch cable to match the brakes. I'll source a kit for the slave cylinder asap. Cheers.

@ScottMiller-tu3gg Год назад

Any tips on getting a really tight banjo bolt out of the master cylinder? I am afraid of breaking it, it`s pretty darn tight! I appreciate any help!

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

With the reservoir empty, and the other end of the hose undone to relieve any pressure.... gently warm up the master cylinder with a hair drier until it's hot to the touch, but not so hot you can't touch it.. remember there's rubber parts in there ! .. that will expand the alluminium casting away from the steel bolt slightly, hopefully enough to loosen it's grip.. then have a try as cracking it loose.. Good luck with it mate.. hope it goes ok !

@ScottMiller-tu3gg Год назад

@@Moonfleet41 Thank you so much! I really enjoy watching your videos and I just subscribed!

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

@@ScottMiller-tu3gg Welcome aboard Scott !

@ScottMiller-tu3gg Год назад

@@Moonfleet41 Thank you! I also have a 2005 gen 1 Hayabusa and a 2000 Suzuki Bandit 1200 (among other bikes). I noticed that you also have videos on those bikes as well. I would love to get ahold of a GSX1400 like you just got - I am jealous!

@harley-ee1hj Год назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@nicholasbishop3300 Год назад

Lovely little upgrade Del Nick Australia

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks mate.

@alexanderclarke2774 Год назад

Hi Del, I don't know what Penny thinks to you taking her best pyrex jug but my other half would kill me. Oops just realized how sexist that sounds, oh well live by the sword die by the sword lol

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

No bruv, you'll probably die by the Pyrex jug round the back of the head, dammit, that's sexist too, now we're both in the sh*t!

@alexanderclarke2774 Год назад

@@Moonfleet41 I like what you are doing with the 14 , I was never a fan of quilted seats but that one looks good. The bike looks like previous owners have taken some care with it but last owner maybe ran short on funds for maintenance. That said you are giving it a new lease of life for it's future, stay well mate

@Moonfleet41 Год назад

Thanks buddy, who knows the finer points of a bike's story, but you can usually tell how it's been loved by the little signs, like no rounded fasteners, anti-seize where necessary and no signs of riding abuse, so am happy this is a good bike that's had love all it's life! Thanks for your kind support, it's much appreciated.

@alexanderclarke2774 Год назад

www.motodepot.fr/upload-produits/20220429-130036[1].jpg please could you cast a second pair of eyes over this one if you have time, its a nine hour round trip for me and not sure it's worth saving, thanks in advance