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Marshall 18-12-06 12:09 PM
Rear Brake
 
Hi guys, i stripped the rear brake on Sat for a clean, and to my surprise the pins came out without too much problems :D :D, question is, where can i get some stainless pins to replace them with??

also, how hard is it to bleed the rear brakes, any tips?

cheers
Marshall

600+ 18-12-06 12:34 PM
bleeding is not hard - did mine in about 30misn to 1hr with the old fashioned way

can't help about the pins:(

Viney 18-12-06 12:53 PM
Re: Rear Brake
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall
Hi guys, i stripped the rear brake on Sat for a clean, and to my surprise the pins came out without too much problems :D :D, question is, where can i get some stainless pins to replace them with??

also, how hard is it to bleed the rear brakes, any tips?

cheers
Marshall
Bloke off eaby is where i got mine form. Search for Stainless brake pins. Kawasaki i beleieve are the same

BILLY 18-12-06 07:35 PM
Re: Rear Brake
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Viney
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall
Hi guys, i stripped the rear brake on Sat for a clean, and to my surprise the pins came out without too much problems :D :D, question is, where can i get some stainless pins to replace them with??

also, how hard is it to bleed the rear brakes, any tips?

cheers
Marshall
Bloke off eaby is where i got mine form. Search for Stainless brake pins. Kawasaki i beleieve are the same
That's where I got mine from as wellAA As for bleeding get yourself a Mitty Vac And you'll bleed them in minuites 8)

Ceri JC 19-12-06 02:51 PM
Re: Rear Brake
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLY

That's where I got mine from as wellAA As for bleeding get yourself a Mitty Vac And you'll bleed them in minuites 8)
Out of interest which mityvac have you got? Also, if it's the standard (rather than silverline) one, is the included 1/4" (internal) diameter tubing okay or did you have to use a more narrow one?

r4ce_e3nd 19-12-06 04:33 PM
get yourself this:

http://www.ton-albers.nl/afbeellingen/spuit.jpg

and this:

http://i19.ebayimg.com/03/i/05/d5/33/fd_1.JPG

and you don't need to buy a "Mitty Vac"-thing :wink:

Stig 19-12-06 05:23 PM
Bleeding the brakes are not a problem. Just remember that the rear caliper has two bleed nipples. Do the outside first, then the inside, then the outside again.

Marshall 19-12-06 05:33 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by r4ce_e3nd
get yourself this:

http://www.ton-albers.nl/afbeellingen/spuit.jpg

and this:

http://i19.ebayimg.com/03/i/05/d5/33/fd_1.JPG

and you don't need to buy a "Mitty Vac"-thing :wink:
question is do you use the syringe to suck the fluid through the line, or push it through??

chazzyb 19-12-06 05:41 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall
question is do you use the syringe to suck the fluid through the line, or push it through??
Suck, don't blow. :lol:

r4ce_e3nd 19-12-06 08:39 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by chazzyb
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marshall
question is do you use the syringe to suck the fluid through the line, or push it through??
Suck, don't blow. :lol:
:stupid:


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