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  1. Help Forum
    Brake help please!!! Suzuki TL1000S with TLR 6-piston calipers: I just rebuilt my front calipers with new seals, and cleaned the pistons really well. I oiled them with brake fluid and pushed them in all the way. Some did not go in easily though. Then put the calipers on the bike, and gravity...
  2. Suzuki TL1000R & TL1000S Forum
    All, I have an issue with my 2000 TLR leaking clutch fluid from who knows where. I fill the reservoir take a 130 mile ride to and from work and I need to refill it again. I looked for looks at the master cylinder none: I looked for leaks around the shift and nipple, none. From reading the...
  3. Suzuki TL1000R & TL1000S Forum
    Okay I am planning on changing the brake fluid over to synthetic today. Do I just start filling the M/C up with the synthetic and flush it all out by bleeding them or do I have to evacuate the system completely refill it with synthetic and bleed the air out??
  4. Help Forum
    This bike has been sitting for two years possible more and i was checking over everything and the fist thing i noticed was no pressure in the brakes or clutch levers. I tryed bleeding them but not even a drop was comming from the bleeder valves. I took off the banjo bolt from the m/c and NOT...
  5. Suzuki TL1000R & TL1000S Forum
    Hello to all, I am so glad to have found you. I have a clutch conundrum to present to this two wheel brain factory. I am really stumped. Here's the deal...my 1999 TLR will start with no clutch fluid but will not start as soon as I get the clutch right. It's got a leaky clutch. From what I...
  6. Suzuki TL1000R & TL1000S Forum
    hey guys and girls :) have a small question. for a year now i have been changing and bleeding the clutch fluid almost every 3 months due to the fluid getting dark and dirty. Why would the clutch fluid get dirty? thanks :cheers
  7. Suzuki TL1000R & TL1000S Forum
    i'm always thinkin,(at what capacity is..?) so i'm looking at the fighters done by members here and elswhere,most all are well thought out and look great,i'm going to do this mod on my tlr to relieve some clutter,i can get away with it 'cause my bars are high enough to make routing a hose from a...
  8. Suzuki TL1000R & TL1000S Forum
    It was easy enough to flush/change/bleed the front and rear brakes, and the clutch fluid by myself with a hose, tub, and a wrench in about half an hour. This seems to be the one thing he neglected. Pair system was already removed, fresh engine oil/coolant, and he'd even rewired the charging...
  9. Suzuki TL1000R & TL1000S Forum
    After buying new tires on Monday, I figured since I have the wheel off I would clean out the brake system. Check out what I found..... I didn't even know brake fluid can become a solid?! Before everyone says I told you so, I only bought this bike a couple of months ago so I am getting around to...
  10. Help Forum
    Hi guys, I'm just about to have a try at overhauling the front brakes and I was wondering about fluid removal. Would it be right to assume that the fluid needs to be pumped out of the bleed nipple after the pads are removed but before the calipers are opened up? Is there a sticky about...
  11. Help Forum
    Me again for help. After topping up the clutch fluid holder on my TLR last night, cause it looked a little low to me, now all of a sudden it has sprung a leak where the plastic holder (bottle) meets the metal part on the clutch lever. I've check all the specs i could find but nowhere is mention...
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