Vespa Brake Fluid Change (How to)

happyparrotfl.b... Scooter Girl demonstrates how to change the hydraulic brake fluid on the disc brakes of a Vespa LX150. This procedure can be applied to any scooter or motorcycle with disc brakes.

[@HillbillyonaYZ]

Love your videos. Never afraid to show your learning curve too (leaving the bleeder valve open). I prefere using a Mity-Vac for this procedure, makes it even easier still.

[@THEJEDEYEMASTER]

ah, ok..thats clear..thanks again..good vid..best one on youtube..nice and thorough..

[@THEJEDEYEMASTER]

let me ask you something..I read@the burgmanusa forum you should pump the brake to build pressure and then hold it, open the nut to release the air pressure/air bubbles and then close it, then release handle. Not pump then release, then open..I need to do both front and back, and i'm not so sure now..

[@saki2789]

Hola, como estas, pues comentarte, que no me he enterado mucho del proceso de reparación.
Creo que primero deberias mostrar el invento casero que te solucionó el problema y como fabricarlo.
Acto seguido proceder a cambiar el líquido de frenos utilizando dicho invento.
Saludos desde la soleada España, Vespa es una gran marca de muy facil mantenimiento.

[@viridula]

Thank you Mauree. I ride a 2009's LX 125 in Chile and I hace a question

[@6018sunset]

thanks for this video

[@THEJEDEYEMASTER]

@HappyParrotFL
ok..but whats the opposite of a oneway valve? I thought scooters have the same setup? you noted in the description i can be applied to any scooter..I now read more articles all saying the same thing. hold/open/close/release..I also read some posts by people saying manually doing it is better than a pump..I'm going to try the hold/open/close/release technique and see if that works out. &leave aZIP tie on a lever 1/2 way to release any bubbles overnight...

[@ziggy7676]

thanks for the video...do you have to bleed the rear brake?

[@viridula]

My vespa smell bad after a ride and i don't know why any idea?