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Replacing primary sealing boot, rear brake master cylinder (BMW F650GS)

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(Inspection III, every 40,000 km/24,000 miles for motorcycles with ABS)

Place the motorcycle on its main (centre) stand.

Caution! Do not allow brake fluid to come into contact with painted parts of the motorcycle, because brake fluid destroys paint.


Drain the rear brake system.



Disengage piston thrust rod (1).

Remove the piston thrust rod complete with sealing boot (2).

Carefully force back the brake piston.

Remove the circlip.

Use pliers to remove the brake piston.



Remove spring (4) with insert (3).

Caution! Note the washer between the brake piston and the boot.


Remove front boot (5).

Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure: pay particular attention to the following.

Caution! Sealing lip of the boot toward the pressure chamber.


Note: Replace O-ring (6) prior to installation.


Install new front boot.

Prior to installation, coat the brake piston and the boots with the assembly fluid supplied.

Lightly grease the thrust rod with Shell Retinax A.

Fill and bleed the brake system.
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Replacing primary sealing boot, front brake master cylinder
Changing brake fluid
Checking operation of brake system and freedom from leaks, replacing if necessary
Checking the brake fluid level and topping up if necessary
Checking brake pads and discs for wear, replacing if necessary
Checking wheel spoke tension, adjusting if necessary
Inspecting front and rear wheel bearings, replacing if necessary
Checking chain, chainwheel and chain sprocket, replacing if necessary
Checking chain tension, adjusting if necessary
Checking battery acid level, adding distilled water if necessary
Cleaning and greasing the battery terminals, if necessary
Checking and adjusting steering head bearing play, replacing if necessary
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