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Brake Failure message comes each time Ibrake, what is wrong?
Brake Failure message comes each time Ibrake, what is wrong? The fluid is fine, and the pads ok.
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May be an easy fix. I had same message and several here advised check brake fluid, which I did. Added some and all is well. At least try that 1st.
2015 RTSE, Red Pearl, Shorty Antenna, Chrome Rear Rack, Deer Whistles, BajaRon Anti-sway Bar
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Depends..!
don't see your model in your profile but as stated the most common is tge brake fluid. It may look fine to you but the nanny likes it tippy top full. Depending on the year and mileage this may be a sign your brakes are getting low or sensors are off...check carefully...
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
2012 RS sm5
2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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solved!
It was dirty sensors. Cleaned it and now it seems ok!
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Brake failure
Same here. Mine doesn't always happen, but very often. Brake Failure message appears before stops, not while the bike rolling at > 20 mph. I'll check the sensors to see if it helps.
And since you mentioned brake sensors, did you mean the fluid pressure sensors, which is in the brake fluid tank? If not, where are they?
Thanks,
Last edited by xpbqn; 10-21-2014 at 04:24 PM.
Reason: Added a question
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in the tank yes
Originally Posted by xpbqn
Same here. Mine doesn't always happen, but very often. Brake Failure message appears before stops, not while the bike rolling at > 20 mph. I'll check the sensors to see if it helps.
And since you mentioned brake sensors, did you mean the fluid pressure sensors, which is in the brake fluid tank? If not, where are they?
Thanks,
Yes in the fluid tank
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