Smuggy
Race Dog
Ok so part of my pigs 80k service was to flush the brake fluid. Having servo brakes, it was a bit of a daunting task for me as I had never done it before and for this reason I kept putting it off. I'm also the kind of guy who likes to do things for himself because then I know how to do it and it's done right. After reading up on it and getting all the stuff I decided to tackle it..
All I can say it's not that difficult. Any guy who can bleed normal brakes can bleed the servo brakes. I did have one issue where I snapped off the bleed nipple on the back caliper but still managed to bleed it by undoing the big nut.
Thread here.. https://wilddog.net.za/forum/index.php?topic=165446.0
What shocked me is what came out...
People complain that servo brakes are without feel and grabby, but after the flush they feel much better.
Guys just do it.. You will thank me later...
All I can say it's not that difficult. Any guy who can bleed normal brakes can bleed the servo brakes. I did have one issue where I snapped off the bleed nipple on the back caliper but still managed to bleed it by undoing the big nut.
Thread here.. https://wilddog.net.za/forum/index.php?topic=165446.0
What shocked me is what came out...
People complain that servo brakes are without feel and grabby, but after the flush they feel much better.
Guys just do it.. You will thank me later...
