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I'm going to flush my brake system during my 10k. Should I put the Harley-Davidson DOT 4 back in, or should I switch it to the AMSOIL (I know opinions are like......)?
Also, does anyone have a recommendation for a one man bleeding device - would be nice to have since I won't have an extra set of hands.
Do you have ABS? The service manual indicates you have to use the HD Digital Technician to properly bleed the brakes w/ABS.
I'm going to flush my brake system during my 10k. Should I put the Harley-Davidson DOT 4 back in, or should I switch it to the AMSOIL (I know opinions are like......)?
Also, does anyone have a recommendation for a one man bleeding device - would be nice to have since I won't have an extra set of hands.
The absolute best bleeding device to use is to change your bleeders to Speed Bleeders. Believe me. I'm a retired mechanic. These things are the best thing to come along for brakes in years.
Get the bleeders and the hose/bag for catching the old fluid.
I swapped out all the brake fluid, both front and rear, and replaced it with AMSOIL. I have practice next Sunday so I'll see how it responds to the heat, since we've had some ridiculous temperatures down here.
I ended up buying the $7.99 brake bleeder from Autozone - worked nice and easy.
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