
Need a part identified, please
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Need a part identified, please
I was removing the solenoid that is connected to the canister, and when I cut the ziptie holding the plug to the frame, this long piece began to hang down. Never knew it was even back in there. It has a rubber tip on it that is recessed, and it looks like a bolt goes into it, and it goes back toward the front of the bike above the tranny somewhere. Could it be part of an abs setup and I don't have abs?


2004 Red R1150R
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Re: Need a part identified, please
Well, I think I got an answer...bleed the clutch fluid from there?
2004 Red R1150R
Re: Need a part identified, please
Yep.bleed the clutch fluid from there?
To bleed clutch fluid - unscrew & remove the centre grub screw with an Allen key, screw in a clutch bleed nipple (or speed bleeder).
As you continue to screw it in the clutch bleed nipple depresses a ball check valve which allows the clutch fluid to flow.
For a pictorial walk through of a clutch bleed see http://www.beachbus.net/BMW/diy/Bleed_Clutch.htm
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Re: Need a part identified, please
I second that. Thanks.Rider Rick wrote:Great info, thx.
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Don't believe anything you hear; find out!