Do this EVERY 2 years | Brake and Hydraulic Clutch fluid flush.
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2022
- Explaining step by step how to flush brake fluid and hydraulic clutch fluid. This must be performed every 2 years according to most manufacturers. Amazon Affiliate links below.
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Thank you, dude! Your videos have really simplified these maintenance items!!
You're very welcome man! I happy to hear my videos have been helpful! That you for your comment 🙏🙏
Nice detailed information.
Expecting more videos on Hayabusa. As a proud owner of busa i have zero knowledge about all of these.
Highly appreciated 👍
Thanks man! Happy to hear you found value. You're at the right place then 🙌 more Busa Vids to come😉
@@MototalkUSA 👍
"Simply Outstanding Tutorial"...... Thanks for the cover link as well. Two year Interval, is due .....I've replaced the pads for both front & rear (EBC FA447HH/ FA419HH). Next to replace brake /clutch lines from rubber to braided, increased braking power!!! Please, keep the videos coming, Bruh!!!
You're very welcome and many thanks brosky! Great move with the braided lines. Agreed, definitely a good upgrade. The manual says to replace the hoses every 4 years too.
I'll keep the vids coming brotha! 🤘
Awesome explanation, this job always seemed very daunting to me.
Happy you liked it man, thanks! It's a pretty simple job to do, biggest challenge is not to spill brake fluid on the bike 😅
Great video! Thanks for clearing my confusion. I was wondering if I had to buy a clutch oil separately but didn't know that I can use brake oil in both 👏
Thank you and you're very welcome. Yes, on the Busa it uses brake fluid for the clutch as well. But like I mentioned in the vid some bikes may use hydraulic oil.
I meant comment on your kickstand video. I was gonna spend the stupid money on a Brock’s stand but with you posting one that you trusted the cheap option I ordered one. They send me an rear cowl! Messaged them and they told me to keep it and sent out the kickstand the next day. For $25 I can’t complain!
Very nice, that's amazing how it worked out for you. That's good customer service right there ☺️
Great video, I think I can actually do this job myself after this
Thanks man! Happy to hear that. That's the meaning of the video 🙌🙌
Hi mate, great videos. A tip for you if you should require it. I have just found out that Japanese bikes use their own JIS drivers for the 'philips' head screws. The JIS design prevents cam out of the driver when loosening tight screws. That's when the driver comes out and twists up the screw head as it does so. With a normal Philips bit you have to really press down hard to prevent that as you know. So a little JIS set will set you back around 20 dollars with 3 sizes of bits and will save you a lot of hassle. Edit: there should be a JIS screwdriver in your bike's toolkit. 👍
Very well my man! One of the best tips someone gave to me💪 I didn't know this and I can't believe I didn't all these years 😅 thank you for mentioning this. I just researched the difference JIS vs Philips and yes there's one in my tool kit 😊 it's hard to know because they look so much alike, actually it's very hard to tell the difference. That solves the strippiness, but they still don't look like nice bolts, at least for me 😁
Many thanks for the tip and if it ever leads to that in a future video I'll definitely mention it 🙌🙌
Ps: I re-examined both Philips and JIS and if you look carefully on the Phillips the four edges have a taper on them where the JIS are just straight. Very good info again man! Thanks 👍👍
@@MototalkUSA You are very welcome. 👍
Great video. I'm guilty of not flushing brakes on my bikes, My 1st VStrom went 5 years. Is that factory paint on the Busa? Beautiful. I take good care of my 900's, but you go above and beyond. My garage in Idaho is either freeezin' or fryin'. Sometimes I get irritated and bring them in the house. Family isn't thrilled tho. thanks for the info.
Thank you sir! Yes, that's factory paint it has, it is wayyyyy more beautiful in person and especially when the sun hits it 👌
I like the z900, maybe I'll get one some day 🤔
Haha I bet they're not thrilled but it's kinda funny 🤣 I always wanted to do that to make my wife proud of me LoL. Thank you for the support and you're very welcome for the info.
@@MototalkUSA Try a Z900 someday. Mine is all black with the twilight blue accents. This thing in Sport mode moves. I had a '20 mt09 and this 4 banger will out pull it,. through the gears or top end. Super smooth and torquey. I took off in 4th gear at a stoplght for fun and it didn't even hiccup. Really quality build on this. Sorry i talk too much, but I love bikes.
@@TrustyZ900 Amazing... And I thought all this time the MT 09 was the real torque monster but wow, I guess it's the Kawi from what you're saying from experience. Very interesting! It's ok, I like to talk about bikes too ☺️ it's our hobby and passion
It is i really needed wow 👏 😭 😍
Yeah man! Thanks! 👍
Aye! I got that Costco work light too
Hahahaha cool ✌️
It's a life saver
Thanks man can you do a video of how to replace the water coolant system the i can do all 3 oil,break fluids, and the water
Absolutely man! Very good thinking there. I'm planning to replace the coolant too 👊
Hey Man love your channel. For info the reservoir screws aren't Philips, they're JIS ( Japan Industry Standard). Philips are designed to 'cam out' when you reach a certain torque to avoid over tightening. JIS will not do this allowing screws to be tightened as much as you dare. Get a set of JIS screwdrivers, they fit really tight. 🇬🇧
Thanks man! Happy to hear you like the channel. Good info, thank you. Another viewer mentioned the same this about JIS and Philips. I can't believe after all these years I just learned about this 😅😅
@@MototalkUSA Most, not the small ones, JIS screw heads have a single dot on the top to identify them. 🇬🇧 😃
@@simonlye007 good info, good to know man! 👍
Man bro where's your shop I'm bring my bike to you 😂😂🤣😂😍
Hahaha, thank you sir!! 👍😊
@mototalkusa what was the inner diameter size you used for the clear hose? When I click on the link. There are different sizes. Thank you please let me me?
It's the 6mm ID. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, I added it next to the link.
Thank you for letting me know. Appreciate your help.
@@786HZ anytime man, my pleasure and your welcome 🙌
Brother I just bought a 2018 hayabusa with 13,000 kilometres in it. Right now when I start the bike, I head a rattle coming from the oil reservoir, on the right side of the fairing. Where you put oil in from, I think it’s the clutch plates or something. I’ve been reading online something as well as a backlash adjustment. Any help will be appreciated.
If it's not very loud and doesn't do it all the time I wouldn't worry, mine has a rattle there too when I first start it in the morning. If I pull the clutch in the noise goes away mostly. It almost sounds like a Ducati. I have the bike since new and it has 23,000 miles. I read other ppl in forums have this noise too.
Anybody tried putting plastic wrap under the cap of a freshly opened bottle of brake fluid to keep it water-free in storage?
That's a good idea man! It probably won't keep it fresh as a sealed can but will definitely keep it more fresh that way if it has been opened.
Do you know if those covers will fit my 2023 busa?
It won't fit, 3rd gen has a different shape than the 1st and 2nd gen but here's a link of a set for your bike. Not the same design tho. www.amazon.com/WJSM-Cylinder-Reservoir-Hayabusa-Motorcycle/dp/B09K791T4X/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?crid=3G9F5OKBTH3XT&keywords=2021+Hayabusa+brake+fluid+cover&qid=1684528848&sprefix=2021+hayabusa+brake+fluid+cover%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-5
@@MototalkUSA Thanks for the fast reply!! I looked at them and I like yours better! The design is better on yours.
@@vincentcardelfejr8280 you're welcome my friend! Yeah I know, I like mine better too. I was trying to find it for yours but I couldn't. Maybe eventually they'll come out with them.
If you can afford it change the clutch and brake master cylinders to BREMBO the difference is fantastic
Yeah man, I can only imagine. Have you done it?
@@MototalkUSA Yes
@@2wheels440 that's awesome man! Where you got it from and how much?
@@MototalkUSA I'm in Melbourne Australia and it's not cheap
@@2wheels440 I hear you man, definitely won't be cheap! 😅
Seems like a lot of work but it's necessary and the cap swap is genius 👍 Xpovia polla
It seems like it but it wasn't too bad, I just explained to much with detail 😅
And yes, definitely necessary man. The caps are amazing 👌👌 χρόνια πολλά!
How about the rear sir? And the coolant to complete this 😅
The rear requires to remove the tail section, I did that in the video where I replaced the LED tail light. The coolant video is to happen soon! 😉😉
@@MototalkUSA thanks man 👌
@@dute007 my pleasure! 🙌🙌
Use a plastic syringe to suck some fluid out of the reservoir then no spills
Yup, you can do that but the syringe can still have a drop on the hose.
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