Hello all,
I am working on a newly purchased '96 R1100R with ABS. After replacing the front brake master cylinder with a new anodized OEM from Beemer Boneyard, I found a small leak in the brake hose that is attached to the newly installed front brake master cylinder.
I have the new OEM hose ready to install. Do you suggest that I mostly fill up this 12" plus hose with brake fluid before replacing the leaking brake hose?
thanks
Bruce
Question about replacing Brake Hose
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Question about replacing Brake Hose
1996 R1100R Grey
1999 Ducati ST2 Red
Metro Providence, RI
1999 Ducati ST2 Red
Metro Providence, RI
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miker1100r
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Re: Question about replacing Brake Hose
Hi Bruce!
Not sure how you would do that; it sounds kind of messy and brake fluid is very bad to slop on painted surfaces, rubber, skin etc. You'll have to bleed the system anyway so I wouldn't bother trying to pre-fill a new brakeline before installing it.
Mike
Not sure how you would do that; it sounds kind of messy and brake fluid is very bad to slop on painted surfaces, rubber, skin etc. You'll have to bleed the system anyway so I wouldn't bother trying to pre-fill a new brakeline before installing it.
Mike
Mike
1998 R1100R
1998 R1100R
Re: Question about replacing Brake Hose
Thanks. I kind of figured out that trying to fill the replacement hose wasnt a good idea. Got it done the old fashioned way and now the brakes are operational.
1996 R1100R Grey
1999 Ducati ST2 Red
Metro Providence, RI
1999 Ducati ST2 Red
Metro Providence, RI