Refill the brake fluid reservoir constantly to ensure you don’t get any air in the brake lines. ©Motorcyclist Tighten The Bleeder Bolt And Clean Up You did it!

If you do find your brake fluid has turned green, and it's not supposed to, you should immediately contact your mechanic and set up an appointment to change it. Even so, you should change your ...

Refill the reservoir with fresh fluid-Honda DOT 3 brake fluid (part number 08798-9008) works well, although there are other options. It's important to note that brake fluid is a solvent and also ...

Take the cap off the master cylinder in your engine compartment (see Brake Maintenance: Checking Brake Fluid) and fill the reservoir until it’s about 1/4" under the “maximum” line. Replace ...

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Open the brake fluid reservoir on top of your master cylinder. If you have the kind with a little plastic bottle on top, just unscrew the cap on the little plastic bottle that sits on top of the ...

Brake fluid. Usually in a clear reservoir marked with minimum and maximum lines. Fill if it's low, but then have the system checked: there could be a leak or the brake pads may be wearing.