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BRAKE SYSTEM
If
a
brake bleeder
is not available, use
t
he following
procedu
re:
Pum p u
p
th
e system pressure wi
th
the
rear brake
pedal
until
the pedal resistance is fell
.
Connect
a
plastic
hose to the bleed v
alve
and
bleed
th
e
system
as follow s:
1.
Depr ess the rear brake ped al, op
en
t
he
bleed
va
lve 1/4
turn and the
n
close it.
NOTE
•
Do not
release
l
he brake
pedal
until the
hleed
va
lve
has been
closed.
2.
Release t
he
brake pedal slowly and
w
ail seve
ral
seconds after
it
reaches the end
of
ils travel.
Repeat the
steps 1
and 2 until air hubbIes 00 no
l
ap
pea r
in the bleed hose
.
Tighten the
bleed
valve.
TORQUE:
5.4 N
-m (0.55
kgfm.
4.0
IbUt)
Fill the
reservoir
to t
he
"
UPPER"
leve
l
with DOT
4
brake
f
luid
fro
m
a sealed container.
Inst
all
the diaph
ragm.
set plate and reservo ir cap.
Insta
ll
the rig ht side cover (pag e 3 51.
BRAKE PAD/DISC
FRONT BRAKE PAD REPLACEMENT
C/Jed; the fluid level
It!
rho
mils/at
cylm-
aerreseevoo as
(/'115
operlJrlon
causes
rhp (fwd Ipvpl to
lise
17·10
Rem ove the f
ront
wheel
(page
15·1
1).
Push the caliper piston all the way
In
by pus
hing
the
caliper body
against
the
disc
to allow
installation
of
new bra
ke
pads.
Rem ove t
he
caliper pin bolt.
CALIPER
BODY
SLIDE PIN
BOLT
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