-
bleeding brakes with vacuum system
Has anyone successfully used a Mity Vac bleeder or similar system to bleed the brakes on the Spyder?. If so, what would be the proper bleeding sequence?
-
-
Very Active Member
[QUOTE=Bob Denman;651076] Solution? I'd hook a Turkey baster up to the bleed valve (with it's bulb fully squeezed and compressed)
Open the valve, release the bulb, and it'd pull the fluid down through the system slicker than snot!
QUOTE]
Bob, sounds reasonable, but will you test it out on your spider and let us know if it work?
Two Wheelers from 1963-2011
Three Wheelers:
2011 RT(Red)
2014 RT(white)
2016 F3T(red)
2022 RT current ride(silver)
__________________
2016 Slingshot
2018 Vanderhall
2019 Slingshot
-
-
Very Active Member
Originally Posted by ICE
Has anyone successfully used a Mity Vac bleeder or similar system to bleed the brakes on the Spyder?. If so, what would be the proper bleeding sequence?
I use a Mity Vac on my bikes but the Spyder doesn't have enough mileage yet. I'd recommend downloading one of the service manuals so you can have the bleeding instructions at hand as there are about 5-6 pages of instructions. IIRC you need to disconnect the battery when bleeding so BUDS won't go into alarm for low pressure.
JT
-
-
Well ????? danger,,,, danger,,,, danger,, ID 10 T is approaching..
-
"ID10T" is my driver's license number!
-
Very Active Member
You wont loose your radio preset disconnecting the battery.
JT, I always read if you do your own break work (like flushing, etc) you have to have buds to clear codes?
Does unhooking the battery actually work?
Bob
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may not post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
-
Forum Rules
|