Great Info. for those that DON'T like flushing brakes
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Great Info. for those that DON'T like flushing brakes
I found this a while back and was posting it to a clutch/hydro. issue thread and thought it may be of interest to others.
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...fluid_1a.shtml
Especially those bleeding/flushing these brake systems.
http://www.stoptech.com/tech_info/wp...fluid_1a.shtml
Especially those bleeding/flushing these brake systems.
Last edited by CBRclassic; Jan 17, 2010 at 04:47 AM.
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Yep .... 
In this hard old world of ours , as we know , nearly everything is a " charge by the dam second
" for almost everything these days .... but GOOD forums like this one are prolly one of the last sanctuaries where we all can try to help others for free still ... thank god !! 
In this hard old world of ours , as we know , nearly everything is a " charge by the dam second
" for almost everything these days .... but GOOD forums like this one are prolly one of the last sanctuaries where we all can try to help others for free still ... thank god !!
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"Brake fluid is possibly the single most neglected component of the automobile."
I guess that's true, judging by what came out of my F1's brake lines when I drained them for the first time a few days ago:
I'm really glad I rode it as little as I did in the few months I've had it. Looks like it should have been downgraded from "commuter" to "project" right from the start
I guess that's true, judging by what came out of my F1's brake lines when I drained them for the first time a few days ago:
I'm really glad I rode it as little as I did in the few months I've had it. Looks like it should have been downgraded from "commuter" to "project" right from the start
