Brake fluid — renewal (Honda XRV750 Africa Twin)
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Every 12,000 miles (18,000 km) or two years
1. The brake fluid should be replaced at the prescribed interval or whenever a master cylinder or caliper overhaul is carried out. Refer to the brake bleeding section in Chapter 7, noting that all old fluid must be pumped from the fluid reservoir and hydraulic lines before filling with new fluid.
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1. The brake fluid should be replaced at the prescribed interval or whenever a master cylinder or caliper overhaul is carried out. Refer to the brake bleeding section in Chapter 7, noting that all old fluid must be pumped from the fluid reservoir and hydraulic lines before filling with new fluid.
Old brake fluid is invariably much darker in colour than new fluid, making it easy to see when all old fluid has been expelled from the system.
(The article is reprinted from the website: «motoinstruction.ru»)
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