1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
I'm trying to find what and how to remove parts to get to my rear master cylinder. Pedal has no pressure, I've tried bleeding front and rear.
- DragonRdr
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Re: 1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
Check out this Youtube video.
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Great video put together by Delboy on how to change front and rear brake fluid.
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Great video put together by Delboy on how to change front and rear brake fluid.
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Re: 1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
Helpful video, but I'm trying to get to the master cylinder, can't figure out how to remove the rear floorboard.
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Re: 1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
Adjust the height all the way up, then you can access the mounting bolts.
Re: 1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
I got the lines bled and pumped up, master cylinder is good, bikes been sitting for a while. Thanks for the help.
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Re: 1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
Not in a million years would I put an open container of brake fluid in the saddlebag like that. All it would take is a few drops of brake fluid (never mind dumping that whole jar) onto the plastic of the saddlebag, and that saddlebag is ruined.DragonRdr wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 1:18 pm Check out this Youtube video.
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Great video put together by Delboy on how to change front and rear brake fluid.
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Re: 1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
Exactly my thought. At the very least put a layer of old rags and a small plastic dish pan under the jar. And a lid on the jar, preferably both. 1500 saddlebags a getting scarce.WingAdmin wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 8:31 pmNot in a million years would I put an open container of brake fluid in the saddlebag like that. All it would take is a few drops of brake fluid (never mind dumping that whole jar) onto the plastic of the saddlebag, and that saddlebag is ruined.DragonRdr wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 1:18 pm Check out this Youtube video.
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Great video put together by Delboy on how to change front and rear brake fluid.
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Re: 1999 SE Rear Master Cylinder
Have not tried without removing saddle bag. 

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