ABS brake bleeding
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There are other consumer programs available. http://infotechmercenary.com/product...flush-utility/ is one at a reasonable price.
Last edited by dawg; 07-12-2019 at 04:55 PM.
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I'm probably going to catch hell for this but I'm a firm believer that changing brake fluid every two years is overkill. It's very important to get out in some loose dirt once a week or so and activate the ABS so you can move some fluid through the HCU. It makes sense if you never activate your HCU for two or three years that bad things happen to it. Activating it and moving fluid through it on occasion keeps it healthy.
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I'm probably going to catch hell for this but I'm a firm believer that changing brake fluid every two years is overkill. It's very important to get out in some loose dirt once a week or so and activate the ABS so you can move some fluid through the HCU. It makes sense if you never activate your HCU for two or three years that bad things happen to it. Activating it and moving fluid through it on occasion keeps it healthy.
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There are other consumer programs available. http://infotechmercenary.com/product...flush-utility/ is one at a reasonable price.
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Originally Posted by RFC1962
Thanks... Ordered the kit. Seems a bit expensive for what it is, but I guess it will pay for itself in one use.
This link is for your bike:
http://infotechmercenary.com/product/315/
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I'm probably going to catch hell for this but I'm a firm believer that changing brake fluid every two years is overkill. It's very important to get out in some loose dirt once a week or so and activate the ABS so you can move some fluid through the HCU. It makes sense if you never activate your HCU for two or three years that bad things happen to it. Activating it and moving fluid through it on occasion keeps it healthy.
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I hope you didn't order that one. That link is for 2008-2011 bikes.
This link is for your bike:
http://infotechmercenary.com/product/315/
This link is for your bike:
http://infotechmercenary.com/product/315/
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