Kawasaki ZX-6R Brake Fluid Flush

In this video I will show you how I Bleed the brake system on my buddy kawasaki zx6r. Feel free to ask any question.
I use liqui moly dot 4 brake fluid. the whole procedure takes about 30 minutes to complete.

[@ItsTeeko_]

so im doing this to the rear brakes and i got all the old fluid out of the rear master, and when bleeding i got the air out of the system but im still not getting any pressure or brake activity from the lever, am i missing something?

[@FunwithNick]

@@ItsTeeko_ was the master cylinder condition the same before bleeding?

[@ItsTeeko_]

@@FunwithNick before bleeding the brakes were working just soft and old fluid

[@FunwithNick]

@@ItsTeeko_ could be the pads or master cylinder

[@matt-bz5it]

I’ve heard these bikes also need their ABS module fluid changed, do you have any tips for this?

[@FunwithNick]

I also heard from ari henning that you don't have to worry about bleeding the abs. Just bleed it normally. As for my BMW I have the gs-911 to do the abs bleed.

[@mshacochis]

How often should this be done?

[@FunwithNick]

I do it once every year. Normally it's 2 years but I feel like that's too long

[@matt-bz5it]

How do you get air out of the system?

[@FunwithNick]

Let the bike idle with the radiator cap off. You should see bubbles come out. Always keep an eye on the temp gauge too

[@matt-bz5it]

@@FunwithNick how long should it idle, thank you so much!

[@FunwithNick]

@@matt-bz5it for my case I just let it idle until I see no more bubbles. Put the cap back on leave th bike idling. Check the temp. Go for a short ride and look at the temp came back home check the temp again. If all looks okay you should be fine. I don't put fairings back yet until maybe another hour and I check the coolant again. I rather be safe than sorry mate.

[@FunwithNick]

@@matt-bz5it wait mate I just noticed are you mentioning air out of the brake system? I thought it was the radiator video So to get air out of the brake system keep bleeding until you don't see any bubble in the hose. And the lever should be nice and firm and not spongy

[@matt-bz5it]

@@FunwithNick hahaha all good I figured that out too no worries, thank you so much for the help earned a subscriber