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16
BRAKE SYSTEM
Changing
the rear
brake fluid
Warning
Skin
irritation
Brake fluid
causes skin
irritation.
Keep brake fluid out
of
the
reach
of chi ldren.
Wear suitable
protective
clothing and safety glasses.
Do not al low
brake
fluid
to
come
into
contact with
the
skin
,
the
eyes or clothing.
Consult a
doctor
immediately
if
brake
fluid has been
swallowed.
Rinse the
affected area with plenty of water
in the
event of contact
with
the skin.
Rinse eyes thoroughly
with water
immediately
and consult a
doctor
if
brake fluid
comes
into
contact with
the
eyes.
If
brake fluid
spi lls on
to
your clothing, change
the
c loth ing.
Warning
Environmental hazard
Hazardous
substances cause environmental
damage.
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Dispose of oi
ls,
grease
,
filters
,
fuel
,
cleaning
agents,
brake
fluid
,
etc.
,
correctly and in compliance with
the
applicable
regu-
lations.
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Avoid
contact
between brake fluid
and painted
parts. Brake
f
luid
attacks paint!
Use
only clean
brake fluid
from
a
sealed container.
Cover
the
painted
parts.
Remove
screw cap
0
with
membrane
and
the 0-ring.
Draw the
old
brake
f luid out of
the brake
fluid
reservoir
using a syringe and f
ill with
fresh brake fluid.
Bleed
syringe (50329050000)
(
il!J
p.
362)
Brake fluid DOT 4
I
DOT
5.1
(
0
p.
356)
Mount
bleeder cover
8
.
I
Bleeder
cover (00029013006)
(0
p. 360)
Connect
the bleeding device.
I
Bleeding device
(00029013100)
(0
p.
360)
Open shut-off valve
8
.
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Follow the
operating
instructions
of
the
bleeding
device.
Ensure that the filling pressure is
correctly set at
pressure
gauge
f)
.
If
necessary,
adjust
the filling pressure
at pressure
regulator
G).
Guideline
I
Filling
pressure
I
2
...
2.5
bar
(29 ... 36 psi)
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