How to Change Your Motorcycle Rear Brake Fluid

Following up on my previous tutorial on how to change out the front brake fluid, I will be talking you through a step-by-step method on how to quickly change out the brake fluid oil of the rear reservoir using a syringe and the Motion Pro's Mini Brake Bleeder tool.
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[@ericsmith116]

Also if you don't have his fancy device to restrict air from going back into the brake system just hang your hose with a high arc. This will keep some of old brake fluid in the line near the caliper and prevent air in your hose near it.

[@kotenable]

Some people well said but you well done.

[@dennishuyckhuyck]

Thank u

[@Herzankerkreuz67]

Take the fluid container off and zippty it to the outside of the frame. No fancy tools needed.

[@kshapes13]

Thanks man

[@SyntheticWords]

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[@jamarrihenderson6354]

I’m having the same issue braking issue with my fz6 did this fix it or did you have to rebuild master cyclinder

[@jeremykimbro415]

I changed fluid and cleaned calipers. Brakes felt great for a couple days then went soft again. Bled them again and felt good again for a few days then went soft again.

[@Blue_Jayy1]

I did this and the pressure was so much it would push the 8mm bolt off a lil and just squirt everywhere each time. I got barely anything down the tube and into the bottle

[@22yasmani]

Question I need to replace the rear cylinder do I need to bleed the brake fluid to do that?

[@hypercorsa]

How long you need the pumping process if you are putting brake fluid on an empty system?

[@user-uj5pw2uw3x]

Thank you for the video. What should I type in the name of the 8mm tool? I want to buy it?

[@hunglikedonkey]

Gr8 vid but would be greater without music or lower volume music

[@UberLyftNick]

Did changing the fluid fix the rear brake issue?

[@MAYOWA.007]

I'm trying today onm my Ducati

[@SkepticleOrc]

You may as well of cleaned the brakes too.

[@freshconnekt]

Hahaha...you said do do

[@sagarmahobia5159]

The reservoir is empty in my bike. Why?

[@swafford501]

What if pressure wont build with a new master cylinder

[@zappa916]

discovered 4 different ways as how not to do a rear brake fluid flush