Lets Fix These BROKEN Brakes! 1988 Goldwing GL1500 Restoration Pt 8

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  • Опубликовано: 10 дек 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @rickdff62
    @rickdff62 Год назад +4

    Nice job good sir. Looking forward to the rear brakes. Cheers.

  • @stevenfox7378
    @stevenfox7378 Год назад +6

    Excellent job and well explained. Also moisture in old fluid expands into a gas state increasing pressure and can cause brake drag. This should be exchanged every 2 years. I too would not recommend using old brake fluid to strip paint as the fluid can enter the blood stream if spilt onto bare skin. Great video. 👍

    • @octanerestorations
      @octanerestorations  Год назад +1

      Also a very valid point, should've mentioned it! Thank you very much for the wise words Steven!

  • @Hi.Tech.Redneck
    @Hi.Tech.Redneck Год назад +1

    Very good explanation of how to bleed the brakes . My GL1500 had sat for 12+ years before I got it , and my brake fluid was even darker than that . Keep the videos coming !!

    • @octanerestorations
      @octanerestorations  Год назад +1

      Will do Hi Tech, thank you for the comment and kind words!

  • @bennybaker6546
    @bennybaker6546 Год назад +1

    I never knew the difference in the DOT ratings.