I think it's cool that I have a 2018 Tiger 1200 and a 2021 Indian Springfield. Same bikes, just different colors. Love how good you are at teaching motorcycle maintenance!!
Excellent video , Karthik, It would sure help the Bike Enthusiasts who would want to service their bikes, Even if they are not able to do servicing themselves, it sure would enhance their technical knowledge, Keep up the good work, Karthik 👌😎👌
Great video on pressure bleeding. I would add this... The first thing I do is suck all the old fluid out of the reservoir, clean with brake cleaner, wipe dry, then fill with new fluid before you start the bleeding process. Most of the time I use the back bleeding process where you force new fluid from the caliper to the master cylinder.
Hey, did you bleed the ABS pumps on the Tiger when performing the fluid change? TigerTool can do it , but I'm not sure if it's really required unless the ABS pump is not functioning correctly.
I think it's cool that I have a 2018 Tiger 1200 and a 2021 Indian Springfield. Same bikes, just different colors. Love how good you are at teaching motorcycle maintenance!!
Appreciate the kind words 🙏🏽. And yes, both are fantastic bikes! Love them :)
Excellent video , Karthik,
It would sure help the Bike Enthusiasts who would want to service their bikes,
Even if they are not able to do servicing themselves,
it sure would enhance their technical knowledge,
Keep up the good work, Karthik
👌😎👌
Great video on pressure bleeding. I would add this... The first thing I do is suck all the old fluid out of the reservoir, clean with brake cleaner, wipe dry, then fill with new fluid before you start the bleeding process. Most of the time I use the back bleeding process where you force new fluid from the caliper to the master cylinder.
Yup that is probably faster and more efficient! I just never got around to buying a vacuum bleeder hehehe
Hey, did you bleed the ABS pumps on the Tiger when performing the fluid change? TigerTool can do it , but I'm not sure if it's really required unless the ABS pump is not functioning correctly.
I didn’t. Not really required I think :)
This process is SO much easier and faster with a vacuum pump that you hook up to an air compressor.
You’re absolutely right. I wanted to show it can be done with just a cheap hose :)