front brakes By beakeyozz (Read 606 times)

[beakeyozz]

l have bought a new marster cylinder l have fitted it no worries now the problem is l go to bleed them so heres how l do it l pull on the lever serveral times pump pump pump pump then l hold in the lever and turn the bleeding screw and out comes the fluid and air bubbles as normal so l keep doing this untill theres fluid comeing only there isnt any pressure building up or anything it doesnt even seem to be working the calapiers well l stuck so here l am arsking for your gr8 help again thanks all

[alleyoop]

Try this, just take the top off the reservoir and GENTLY squeeze the handle and it shoulds squirt up some fluid and air. Do it gently though otherwise it will squirt real high and get all over the place. As you do this it should start to get some pressure.
Just did that to mine because my front brake It would squeeze all the way to the grip with no braking. The line had some air bubbles in it.
Alleyoop

[beakeyozz]

thanks again alleyoop its all fixed just need to bed them in and alls good as gold

[alleyoop]

Glad you got your brakes fixed, it would be scarey as shit if riding and no brakes
Alleyoop

[beakeyozz]

yep l agree there l hate to have to lie her down to stop

[geh3333]

Good job , air tends to stick up in the top of the line and reservoir . When I first changed the brake fluid in my front brakes i drained the old fluid and pulled the new fluid down thru the line using a home made pump attached to the cylinder nipple .I left the reservoir open and pumped any remaining air out that way .

[rks]

Two words....."Speed Bleeders"