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How To Bleed The Brakes On A Harley Davidson Street Glide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2022
- How To Bleed The Brakes On A Harley Davison Street Glide. Harley recommends bleeding your brakes every two years. When you change your brake pads it's a good time to do it, but if you don't ride a lot of miles every year then you'll need to bleed your brakes much sooner. In this video I give my step by step instructions on how I bleed the brakes and what tools I use. #bleedbrakes
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Even though I have bled my own brakes since I was a kid, I watched for support brother. Good job.
Thanks David. Always appreciated🤙👊✌️
I’m after Ozarks. Pull the fluid out of the master cylinder first. And refill. Don’t worry you won’t get any air
Good to know for next time. I was worried about air in the brake lines. Appreciate it 🤙👊
Great job Randy!! That’s not only good for Harleys but that is good for all makes!! Nice one buddy!!
Appreciate it brother 🤙. Hopefully it helps someone.
Great share Randy. I need to do that on my 2015 as well. I'm probably over due. Thanks for sharing and ride safe. 👊👍🇺🇸
Thanks Rick! Pretty simple just take your time. Take care 🤙
@@SinisterClutch You bet. 👊👍🇺🇸
Pretty well done and your bike looks brand new
Thanks! Gotta keep her looking good 👍
This is a big help! I got my new pads and the bleeder. Can you do a video on how to change the clutch fluid? Thanks for the videos! Ride Safe
Awesome and thanks for the shoutout. Yes I’ll be bleeding the clutch as well. Video coming soon
Good job Randy.
Thanks Greg. Appreciate you watching ✌️
Thanks for the video... I have a question I'm redoing the radii at the same time. And before bleeding the brake lines can I turn on the accessory ignition for the radio work without messing up the ABS module??
Great question! To be honest I’m not 100% sure. But if you got the master cylinder cover off and you do any movement with the radio I could see brake fluid being splattered. Bleeding the brakes is a job I always do by itself. I couldn’t find anything in the service manual about it either
Thanks Randy !
Thanks Larry. Take care and enjoy the ride ✌️
Thanks Randy! It should be about the same for my Indian.
Yes sir! Should work just fine. ✌️🤙
Well done bro.
Appreciate it 🤙🤘✌️
Excellent job brother, if I was there I would have helped you, ok now you can come and do mine lol, good job Randy,💯👊🏽😎
🤣😂 I’m sure it needs it.
@@SinisterClutch it does brother, I'm waiting on you to get here to do it lol 😂
I have a 15 Street Glide Special as well. Bought it used (29k miles) from the HD shop and its been back more than its been under my butt! Fromt brakes are dragging. Not all the time, it comes in cycles like every 10 min. Have to hit the front brakes kinda hard to get them to release. They have changed the ABS module, supposedly the calipers etc. Still having the same issue. Any suggestions??
You could have an issue with your brake calipers but like you said they supposedly changed them. If the brake fluid was not properly changed over the years that can affect the whole brake system from master cylinder, brake lines, and to the calipers. There are multiple variables as to what the issue could be. For example if your brake lines are clogged that could cause this issue as well.
I saw the cover you used for the tank. Is that sold by Harley?
Yes it is and there is a fender cover too
My front brake is super hard I can’t press it I just bought 2009 ultra glide old owner didn’t charge any oil I tried bleed brake but it didn’t work
Your bike has ABS right? If so, there could be air introduced. Could be an issue with the master cylinder or brake caliper. Are the pads dragging against the rotor? Jack it up and spin the front wheel
Nice work man! I think my Dyna is well overdue and I imagine it’s a similar process. Cheers brother
Yeah same process. Thanks for watching Bret.
Hey Randy, I went ahead and flushed front and rear, no problem. However, my ABS doesn't stop flashing now. It used to stop a few minutes after startup. Any idea? 2014 SGS
Are you sure you didn’t introduce air in the brake lines? Check for Diagnostic Codes
@@SinisterClutch I certainly didn't think I did but I will check for codes as soon as I get back there. Thanks for the quick reply. If no codes any other ideas? If code for air is found, is this a definite trip to dealer?
@@jbucks166 Yes definitely a trip to the dealership. They will hook it up to a computer to flush the air out. I’m guessing there will be a code. Just look it up for info. Happy to help🤙. Let me know if you have more questions.
@@SinisterClutch No codes present. Gonna try everything again tomorrow, some more research too, if no luck, looks like I'm headed to the dealer. Kinda sucks ..Thanks for your help.
@@jbucks166 Have you rode the bike since bleeding the brakes? Basically to test the brakes. You could also pull the main fuse. I’m wondering if the ABS is trying to sync.
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Thanks Marco 🤙
That WILL save me money from the stealership
For sure! I’ve saved a fortune so far. Ride safe🤙✌️
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Thanks Darren ✌️