Brake failure warning.

[COOLMACHINE]

A couple months back I had an intermittent brake failure warning scrolling across my display. Took it into the shop where they kept it for two weeks and installed some sort of new brake fluid sensor. (Under warranty of course.) Rode it home and by the next day, had the same intermittent brake failure warning display scrolling across my display. :gaah:
So I was reading on here how some people have solved the problem by just adding some brake fluid to the reservoir. Boda Bing, Boda Boom! No more warning. Probably what was wrong with it the first time. :chill:
Thanks Everybody for the helpful website and insight!

 

[mooneych]

A couple months back I had an intermittent brake failure warning scrolling across my display. Took it into the shop where they kept it for two weeks and installed some sort of new brake fluid sensor. (Under warranty of course.) Rode it home and by the next day, had the same intermittent brake failure warning display scrolling across my display. :gaah:
So I was reading on here how some people have solved the problem by just adding some brake fluid to the reservoir. Boda Bing, Boda Boom! No more warning. Probably what was wrong with it the first time. :chill:
Thanks Everybody for the helpful website and insight!

Funny, same happened to me. The forward reservoir was a tiny bit low. Man, this brake system is sensitive!!

 

[xpeschon]

Funny, same happened to me. The forward reservoir was a tiny bit low. Man, this brake system is sensitive!!

Me to.. Just had to add a small amount of fluid like everyone else and I'm thinking that probably was your problem to begin with like you said.. Yes they are sensitive for sure..

X-Joe

 

[Sarge707]

Yes, Happened to me twice at the bottom of a VERY steep hill and the fluid in the rear container must have pushed to the front and warning came on. (Steep hill gave me the easy clue) added proper amount and fixed!:spyder2: