As a fellow creator awesome video man. My 2019 390 is now apart of my rental fleet and just came back with some issues as described and of course mine is also very much black.
Partner, Thanks so much for this video. I checked my reservoir in my 2019 390 RRS, saw the same dirty fluid, did exactly as you instructed and got perfect results in about 15 minutes. You’re the man! Keep working on that 390RRS. Lead on!!
On my my race cars, I use a vaccula and suck all of the old fluid out of the reservoir and then fill it before pumping. I find this speeds up the bleeding process and uses less fluid. Haven't done the Beta yet. Did this resolve your dragging issue? My 390 is dragging a bit and can't find neutral with the engine running. Thanks for all of the awesome videos!
I have tried something like that on street bikes before, it's a good idea. Yes, the fluid was a mess and definitely causing the problems with dragging. Fresh fluid fixed the issue!
As a fellow creator awesome video man. My 2019 390 is now apart of my rental fleet and just came back with some issues as described and of course mine is also very much black.
Partner,
Thanks so much for this video. I checked my reservoir in my 2019 390 RRS, saw the same dirty fluid, did exactly as you instructed and got perfect results in about 15 minutes.
You’re the man! Keep working on that 390RRS. Lead on!!
Awesome, very glad it was helpful
On my my race cars, I use a vaccula and suck all of the old fluid out of the reservoir and then fill it before pumping. I find this speeds up the bleeding process and uses less fluid. Haven't done the Beta yet. Did this resolve your dragging issue? My 390 is dragging a bit and can't find neutral with the engine running. Thanks for all of the awesome videos!
I have tried something like that on street bikes before, it's a good idea.
Yes, the fluid was a mess and definitely causing the problems with dragging. Fresh fluid fixed the issue!
good video, and an oxygen\air tube for a fish tank also helps for bleeding, you can find t at any petstore :)
Great tip, will have to try that sometime.