the only video I could find online was for a 850.
the 2014 sportsman 400 HO has two bleeder screws on the rear brake caliper.
wtf is the two bleeder screws for,
and does anyone have the bleeding procedure,
one master cylinder on the front I'm assuming for the front brakes, one under the seat for the rear brakes.
cannot figure out why tf there are two bleeder screws on the rear caliper,
cannot find a service manual anywhere online, anyone have a good link, video , or procedure?
the reason Ive drained the brake fluid is because my rear brake pedal seems to have gotten a loose feeling to it, I tried adjusting the rod, and it didnt help with the feel.
the rear brake was crappy to begin with, the brake pads are still goood.
anyone came up with a aftermarket, or better rear brake?
I mostly just use my front brake,
maybe flushing the brake fluid will help with the pedal feel on the rear brake.
2014 polaris sportsman 400 HO
the 2014 sportsman 400 HO has two bleeder screws on the rear brake caliper.
wtf is the two bleeder screws for,
and does anyone have the bleeding procedure,
one master cylinder on the front I'm assuming for the front brakes, one under the seat for the rear brakes.
cannot figure out why tf there are two bleeder screws on the rear caliper,
cannot find a service manual anywhere online, anyone have a good link, video , or procedure?
the reason Ive drained the brake fluid is because my rear brake pedal seems to have gotten a loose feeling to it, I tried adjusting the rod, and it didnt help with the feel.
the rear brake was crappy to begin with, the brake pads are still goood.
anyone came up with a aftermarket, or better rear brake?
I mostly just use my front brake,
maybe flushing the brake fluid will help with the pedal feel on the rear brake.
2014 polaris sportsman 400 HO