How to Bleed the Brake System and Repair Brake Issues on your Polaris Sportsman.

I'll go though all the issues I had with the brake system and show you how to repair them.

[@gmang814]

Hello. Yes very helpful. Please do more. Thanks

[@skyking9248]

Best channel I’ve found really helpful. Thank you🙏🏼 Trying to find out how to “repair”? My auxiliary break pedal. Seems to be disconnected and I can’t find out anything on it. Thanks again for all the videos

[@richardsoule278]

Winner winner--Used the syringe system to push fluid to the top of the reservoir worked great. Thanks man.

[@TitaniummanGarage]

Awesome!

[@nikebertify]

@@TitaniummanGarage Howdy! Where in Wisconsin are you located? Need someone as qualified as you to repair my machine!

[@TitaniummanGarage]

@@nikebertify I'm on the outskirts of Sheboygan.

[@georgeraburn7172]

Thanks man!

[@allencobbs877]

I think I have a leak in the J-Box. How would you troubleshoot that issue?

[@cm5838]

My concern with back bleeding is the possibility of pushing dirt into the system that might have been inside the bleeder screw because rarely have I seen an old atv that still had the rubber caps over them. I do see the appeal though. I built a pressure bleeder years ago from a weed sprayer pump bottle that still serves me well. However it is very risky to clamp the pressure bleeder to a plastic reservoir. I may try your method. I’m currently having brake issues on the same bike that is overheating, I put an aftermarket master cylinder on it and it acts like it isn’t pushing enough volume of fluid to properly work all three calipers

[@TitaniummanGarage]

I get what your saying. If you look at the master in the video you can see dirt flakes that was pushed into it. I then suck all the dirt out of the master and fill it again. I would replace that aftermarket master with a used one. I spent 40 bucks on a good used master.