Royal Enfield Interceptor 650 - Service manual > Preparation (Front/Rear Disc Brake)

Brakes and ABS / Preparation (Front/Rear Disc Brake)

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Use a Philips screwdriver to loosen and remove the screws of the front disc brake master cylinder.
  • Remove the cap, and Diaphragm Plate with diaphragm.
  • Remove the dust cap and place the suitable ring spanner on the bleeding nipple and attach a Vinyl Pipe ( transparent).
  • Thereafter, take a Clean glass / Plastic container (transparent) with fresh brake fluid, and dip the other end of the vinyl pipe (transparent) in it (make sure that the vinyl pipe is always submerged in the fluid during the bleeding process).

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Connect the DOL tool switch "ON" the ignition.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

Procedure

  • Select - F1 Diagnosis.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Select - Royal D1.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Select - Bosch ABS.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Default Screen.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Press C.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Select - Spl Function.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Select - Repair Air Bleed.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Default Screen.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Default Screen.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Loosen the bleeder nipple.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Operate the brake lever.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Hold the lever in pressed condition and tighten the bleeder nipple.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Loosen the bleeder nipple - (Brake lever in released condition ).

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Operate the brake lever till the next window open in DOL.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • Hold the brake lever in pressed condition and tighten the bleeding nipple.

Preparation (Front Disc Brake)

  • During this operation pump will run and expel the air trapped in the system through bleeder nipple.

Reassembly

  • Switch OFF the ignition.
  • Disconnect the DOL Tool.
  • Remove the vinyl pipe and remove the ring spanner.
  • Refit the dust cap ( make sure that there is no leak from the bleeder nipple).
  • Refit the diaphragm with diaphragm plate of the master cylinder.
  • Refit the master cylinder cap taking care that the vent slot in the cap is facing rider.

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Remove the reservoir cap of the rear disc brake.
  • Remove the Diaphragm Plate with diaphragm.
  • Remove the dust cap and place the suitable ring spanner on the bleeding nipple.
  • Attach a Vinyl Pipe ( transparent).
  • Thereafter, take a Clean glass / Plastic container (transparent) with fresh brake fluid, and dip the other end of the vinyl pipe (transparent) in it (make sure that the vinyl pipe is always submerged in the fluid during the bleeding process).

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Connect the DOL tool switch on the ignition

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Loosen the bleeder nipple.

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Default Screen.

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Operate the brake lever.

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Hold the brake Pedal in pressed condition and tighten the bleeding nipple.

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Loosen the bleeder nipple - (Brake lever in released condition )

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Operate the brake lever until the next window opens in DOL.

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • Hold the brake lever in pressed condition and tighten the bleeding nipple.

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

  • During this operation pump will run and expel the air trapped in the system through bleeder nipple

Preparation (Rear Disc Brake)

Reassembly

  • Switch OFF the ignition and disconnect and remove the DOL tool.
  • Remove the vinyl pipe and remove the ring spanner.
  • Refit the dust cap ( make sure that there is no leak from the bleeder nipple).
  • Refit the diaphragm with diaphragm plate of the reservoir.
  • Refit the reservoir cap.

    See also:

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