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12 Mar 2018 13:33 #780123
by tomsbadkz
1977 kz1327
Cavanaugh Head 38.6/33
38mm Flatslides
MRE racecut trans
300mm rear tire
Web Cams 435/465
1984 GPZ1100
Cavanaugh Head
1170cc
Web 415 cams
RC Hp Inj.
Bored throttle bodies
new master cylinder install was created by tomsbadkz
On my kz project Im putting on a small aftermarket front master cylinder, braided lines and Grimeca caliper. Trying to get fluid through the line to the caliper and bled out. Cant get fluid through the system to the caliper. Thought it might have been the master cylinder. bought another and trying it. What do I need to do to get fluid moving? Im sure its a simple procedure. Ive bled at the bleeder but not getting fluid moving.
1977 kz1327
Cavanaugh Head 38.6/33
38mm Flatslides
MRE racecut trans
300mm rear tire
Web Cams 435/465
1984 GPZ1100
Cavanaugh Head
1170cc
Web 415 cams
RC Hp Inj.
Bored throttle bodies
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12 Mar 2018 14:15 #780124
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I don't have a plan and I'm sticken' to it! '77 KZ 650 / 750 GPz custom project in progress
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When your just starting bleeding, I wouldn't worry about the bleeder ports until you start to get some pressure built up. Then there is the "fill the res with the handle tied back to the grip" method. Just keep the res filled and let gravity do it's thing. Got a vacuum pump? Put a hose to the loose bleeder and suck the fluid in the lines. Keep ther res filled!
I don't have a plan and I'm sticken' to it! '77 KZ 650 / 750 GPz custom project in progress
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12 Mar 2018 23:42 #780149
by Scirocco
My 1975 Z 1 B 900 Project
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Try to use a single-use syringe 100 ml, (the biggest one you can get), for the vacuum on the bleeder.
Do it like azmam857 say: "Then there is the "fill the res with the handle tied back to the grip" method.
or keep on pumping the break leveler.....
Do it like azmam857 say: "Then there is the "fill the res with the handle tied back to the grip" method.
or keep on pumping the break leveler.....
My 1975 Z 1 B 900 Project
www.kzrider.com/forum/11-projects/605133...ears-deep-sleep-mode
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13 Mar 2018 07:44 - 13 Mar 2018 09:18 #780158
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I used a speed bleeder last fall which seemed to make the job pretty easy. I set up a simple brake bleeder with clear hose routed to a jar so that I could monitor the amount of air exiting the system. If you don't use speed bleeders, you have to use a bleeder setup of some sort. Either a hose & jar filled with brake fluid or a syringe or a mighty-vac bleeder or something.
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28 Apr 2018 22:38 #782571
by ezrider714
78 KZ650SR Mine since 79
4-1 Mac Jet Hot coated since mid 80's
Dyna Coils
Saddlebags (I ain't skeered of going nowhere)
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Have had success with this
Mighty-Vac makes a similar unit but more costly
Could see no difference in use
Beats the hell out of the pump the handle method
Have had success with this
Mighty-Vac makes a similar unit but more costly
Could see no difference in use
Beats the hell out of the pump the handle method
78 KZ650SR Mine since 79
4-1 Mac Jet Hot coated since mid 80's
Dyna Coils
Saddlebags (I ain't skeered of going nowhere)
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