IMORTAL_Indian
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It?s finally on, and alive....
No error codes so far
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No error codes so far
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However the breaks have been bled, and still very spongy.
Have checked one side of the calipers and the back of the pads have oil on them that concerns me. They are new calipers from TAS racing...
I have however pulled the brake lever in and cable tied it back to see if there is any air. But having bled both Calipers and the master cylinder, and there are no bubbles.
Any pointers would be appreciated. Or should I start another thread? Help Amit [emoji23]
Try squeezing the rubber pipe that comes off the reservoir to the master cylinder, sounds daft but I had air in mine and the brakes would not bleed, little squeeze with the lid off and a tiny air bubble escaped, et voila sorted! Worth a try
can you define spongy ? is it spongy when you extend the lever far out ?
Bet you have air at the M/C
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I wouldn't with 200 hp on tap. But, if you must ride carefully in rain mode.
How's the reservoir? What does the lever locked mean? Locked on?
- Alex
Bleed ABS pump using gs911 or a dealer
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