Yamaha Kodiak brakes (part 1) Rear

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 27

  • @alexandreblanc2842
    @alexandreblanc2842 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this clear explanation !

  • @phatpac5
    @phatpac5 4 года назад +3

    Please keep the kodiak stuff coming. Been needing to dig in on mine

  • @Adam-th9fi
    @Adam-th9fi Год назад +1

    PLS HELP
    on the rear diff is on the top one small hose , I dont know for what is this hose? I find the other end hanging near by carburator. Its only for overflow or must be somewhere pluged in? thanks

    • @SchnebsGarage
      @SchnebsGarage  Год назад

      The hose coming off the rear diff is just a breather

  • @Dan-qt7kq
    @Dan-qt7kq 2 года назад

    I just changed my first belt. A million miles all hard, best machine I I’ve owned. Can’t bleed rear brakes, can’t get fluid to the rear at all. Ideas

    • @SchnebsGarage
      @SchnebsGarage  2 года назад

      Have you tried a vacuum pump? Might help to get the juices flowing.

    • @ethancunningham6253
      @ethancunningham6253 Год назад

      same issue please let me know if you found a fix a year later lol

  • @enjoythesho1992
    @enjoythesho1992 2 года назад +1

    Strange my 03 has rear break shoes and according to Google they didn't get rear disc breaks until 05 but yours is a 01?

    • @SchnebsGarage
      @SchnebsGarage  2 года назад

      Yes this is an 01, been in the family since new.

    • @SchnebsGarage
      @SchnebsGarage  2 года назад

      Is yours a Kodiak or a Big Bear...Im pretty sure the Big Bears kept drum brakes on the back well into the 2000's.

    • @enjoythesho1992
      @enjoythesho1992 2 года назад +1

      @@SchnebsGarage mine is a 03 kodiak 400 .....I just looked it up and apparently yamaha ran rear disc breaks from 00-02 then switch to drums from 03-04 then back to disc 05-06 ......makes zero sense

    • @SchnebsGarage
      @SchnebsGarage  2 года назад

      @@enjoythesho1992 Wow, that is a little bizarre.

  • @alandonnelly2464
    @alandonnelly2464 2 года назад +1

    Your the only video on RUclips that goes through rear brake replacement. Thanks. However I accidentally loosened the hydraulic line on caliper and lost pressure and now can’t seem to locate the master cylinder. If it’s the same as front cylinder I would be shocked. Can you assist?

  • @alandonnelly2464
    @alandonnelly2464 2 года назад +1

    Disregard. Looked at previous comments. I’m going to look again today

  • @kathleencretes8753
    @kathleencretes8753 3 года назад

    It just one break in the back ?

  • @chrissanders3678
    @chrissanders3678 3 года назад

    Can get my brake pads to tighten up on rotors now.. did everything like video EXCEPT I took brake line apart from caliper

    • @SchnebsGarage
      @SchnebsGarage  3 года назад

      You have air in the lines, you will have to bleed the brakes.

    • @SchnebsGarage
      @SchnebsGarage  3 года назад

      Be very careful loosening the bleeder screws, they break easy. Dont be afraid to add a little heat with a propane torch, being careful not to make it too hot or you can melt the brake line and rubber seals.

  • @nottrista_n6694
    @nottrista_n6694 3 года назад

    cant find the break fluid tank for back brakes

    • @SchnebsGarage
      @SchnebsGarage  3 года назад

      Should be located on the right side, back and above the rear brake pedal. You'll have to remove the plastic covers on that side, its just a small white plastic tank holds only a couple table spoons of fluid. Just follow the line up you cant miss it.

    • @Dan-qt7kq
      @Dan-qt7kq 2 года назад

      Under from rack. Left looking at machine.

    • @Dan-qt7kq
      @Dan-qt7kq 2 года назад

      Front

  • @blainemcdonald6972
    @blainemcdonald6972 2 года назад

    You definitely need to do better job of maintenance, you should replace the brake fluid as well, the 2 pins require blue loc tight