BMW R ninet Brake Fluid Flush with SPEED BLEEDER
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2019
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I like your vid because you don't waist any time and everything that's shown is spot on clear. Compliments!
Excellent. No waffle, fancy music and endless chat. Demo self explanatory and efficiently executed. 10/10 Many thanks!
👍👍 Thanks
Awesome video brah.
Those speed bleeders make it supper easy
Will probably pick some up for my 9t
Perfect. Well done.
That was Ouki Douky! 👍👌😯😋
If you notice air bubbles are coming up the hose. place the hose and drain tank above the bleeder valve to avoid this.
Looking good...I have 2016 r nineT when you use speed bleed rear brake you don't worry about abs?
You don't have to do anything with the ABS pump. But if air is trapped in the brake system, for example when changing cables, you must use a computer to bleed the brake. In the future I will make another video on how to bleed the brakes.
@@gamotur you are awesome!! I gonna order speed bleed tonight. Thanks guy
Esta moto lleva ABS o no pues tengo una BMW R 1200 Adventure del 2014 y me gustaría saber si se puede cambiar el liquido de frenos,igual y no tener problema con el ABS.Gracias.
Si, puedes hacer esto mismo con motocicletas que tienen o no ABS. El Sistema de ABS se depura cada vez que se pone en funcionamiento.
nice video I would like to ask u something please
u need to do abs flushing with computer or isn't obligated ?
You don't have to do anything with the ABS pump. But if air is trapped in the brake system, for example when changing cables, you must use a computer to bleed the brake.
@@gamotur thanks
Hey maybe stupid question but do u need to bleed the abs separate or does it go all together. Great video btw
There is a process to bleed the ABS unit. You'd need a GS911 to do it. They are expensive devices but worth it. Other tools can scan but cannot active the ABS pump to flush, only reset codes.
@@ijaxon6675 the Motoscan app has the ABS system cycle function as well. Works with an OBD adaptor, does all the standard things you need for servicing your bike and is much cheaper.
Hey, i bave bmw r nine t 2015 model and spoke with bmw tech guy he told me no need speed bleeder but on youtube most if use bleader i am litle bit confuse plus front and behind bleeder differant size. How can i be sure which bleader need in europa. Is it not possible change bleeding oil witjout bleader?
Thnaks for helping.
You don't need "speed bleeders" to do this job, it's just faster and cleaner this way. Check your motorcycle application here www.speedbleeder.com/bikechart.htm . You can order from them. If you decide to do this without speed bleeders I bleed the clutch traditional way ua-cam.com/video/KsZsqeAL7co/v-deo.html just adopt this technique to the brakes (use brake fluid of course :) ). This may help too ua-cam.com/video/l2IxuxCMZ84/v-deo.html
Excellent, could you tell me the specification oh this speed bleeder or how to get it in amazon?
Thanks. Check your motorcycle application here www.speedbleeder.com/bikechart.htm . You can order from them.
I used speed Bleeder (name of company) know the year and model of bike and make sure you ask for stainless steel version. They're about $15.00 u.s dollars each. Good luck.
what type of tubing is that? its really stretchy and flexible
3mm inner diameter silicone hose 👍
PS. I assume this speed bleeder is a one way valve at the end of the tube and you're replacing the mild steel bleeders with Stainless Steel.
Exactly. One-way valve and two steel and stainless steel options. I went with the stainless.
I’m about to do this on 2017 R9T classic- I received the speedbleeders I ordered few days ago-
Question: once you install the speed bleeders and go through the process, do you then replace them with the original valve or leave them on the bike?
Thanks
When you're done, simply tighten the Speed Blender (approximately 10 ft-lbs). There is no reason to replace it with the original one, that's why we call it SPEED BLEEDER
Make sure to leave the 👍 😀
So I got two SB6100 ss m6 x1.0 and one sb8125L m8x 1.25
Are these the correct sizes for 2017 r9t classic? There was some confusion on the forum on the sizes-
@@anjmsar9 Unfortunately I forgot which ones I used, but I know I followed the parts list from the Speed Bleeder website: www.speedbleeder.com/bikechart.htm
Can you tell me where you got that syringe?
I don't remember where I bought it, but any larger medical syringe will do. I found one on Amazon www.amazon.com/Carejoy-Indutrial-Syringes-Scientific-Injecting/dp/B07DXS7ZTV/ref=sr_1_3?crid=191CQSOFN2OT2&keywords=marcomed%2Bsyringe&qid=1703810317&sprefix=marcomed%2Bsyringe%2Caps%2C63&sr=8-3&th=1
what size speedbleeder did you use?
Check your motorcycle application here www.speedbleeder.com/bikechart.htm
What is the name of that nipple you’re using to bleed thanks
Speedbleeder.com
I'm the owner of the r1200gs adv and I'm going to change the brake fluid. By the way, why are you replacing the bleeder? If it's a genuine part, is it impossible to work like you?
Hi. The Speed Bleeder acts as a non-return valve, allowing the fluid to be pumped (bleed) without having to unscrew and screw in the bleed nipple. I bleed the clutch with a regular bleeder so you can watch it here ua-cam.com/video/KsZsqeAL7co/v-deo.html
@@gamotur Thanks for the comments. buddy. There's a couple of speedbleeders on eBay, but I don't know what to choose. my bike is 2015 r1200gs adv. I think i can use the same thing you used.
@@sankim4991 Check your motorcycle application here www.speedbleeder.com/bikechart.htm . You can order from them.
@@gamotur 감사합니다 thank you👍🏻🙏🏻
How about the abs pump
You don't have to do anything with the ABS pump. But if air is trapped in the brake system, for example when changing cables, you must use a computer to bleed the brake. In the future I will make another video on how to bleed the brakes.
Hello, friend. Your skills look good, so I'm thinking of copying you. But, I'm a beginner at self-maintenance.
Don't worry. Try it first. In the worst case scenario you will bring your bike to the dealer and they will do it for you. Just start with the rear brake first (it is a bit easier ) if you succeed then do the front. Thanks for watching.
What if it has abs?
You don't have to do anything with the ABS pump. But if air is trapped in the brake system, for example when changing cables, you must use a computer to bleed the brake. In the future I will make another video on how to bleed the brakes.
@@gamotur Mahalo for responding!!! I appreciate your time and help!!! Aloha brother!!!
which speed bleeder did you use?
www.speedbleeder.com/
GAMOTUR thanks. Did you need to do anything related to the ABS? I hear there is an ABS reservoir that needs flushing as well.
Not really. Only when you bleeding it , but that’s different video for some other time :)
Left front: 8125L Rt. Front: SB 6100 Rear: SB 6100 ( 8 is for M8 1.25 thread, 6 is M6 bolt size with 1,25 fine thread)
Are these size codes correct as listed on the Speedbleeder chart? There is a lot of discussion about the codes not being correct in the chart
Dove cazz..hai visto questo sistema, stai sbagliando tutto!
Are you sure that changing the oil like this is correct?
I mean the correct procedure for all brake fluids consists of 4 phases.
1. Open the brake valve
2. Press the brake to make exit the fluid
3. Close the brake valve
4. Release the brake to it’s start position.
Repeat those 4 steps several times
Thanks
😁 This is the beauty of SPEED BLEEDER. Bleeder has a valve inside, so you don't have to open, close ,open ,close it.
Why are you using the syringe to pull fluid from the master cylinder when you already have the speed bleeder ? All you needed to do was open your speed bleeder and pull your brake lever to push the fluid out the system. Then top up the master cylinder as you did
I'd rather push new fluid through the system than dirty old fluid. It takes 30 seconds more, but it's worth it in my opinion. Thanks for watching 👍
@@gamotur yes I understand that, but what I'm saying is you don't need the syringe for anything. You took fluid from the reservoir when you could have just pushed it through by pulling the lever. You still then put fresh fluid in the reservoir which pushes the old fluid out.