Ss Line Install Question

[ResidentEvil]

I'm going to install my stainless lines today , would anybody know if I have to remove any body work? I'm doing single lines up front, ss rear, ss clutch, and I have speed bleeders so this should make it much easier.

 

[E Zurcher]

I know on a Gen 2 you'll have to remove the left side fairings to get to the clutch slave cylinder. I'd take them off anyway to make sure you don's spill any brake fluid on them and give you room to work.

 

[ResidentEvil]

I know on a Gen 2 you'll have to remove the left side fairings to get to the clutch slave cylinder. I'd take them off anyway to make sure you don's spill any brake fluid on them and give you room to work.

Thanks for the tip.

 

[13013]

You'll have to remove the rear cowl to access the fluid reservoir also.

 

[ResidentEvil]

You'll have to remove the rear cowl to access the fluid reservoir also.

Thanks , that's a easy one.

 

[E Zurcher]

I had my bike for 4 years before I figured out what that little hole on the right side of the rear cowl was for.

 

[mabupa]

I know on a Gen 2 you'll have to remove the left side fairings to get to the clutch slave cylinder. I'd take them off anyway to make sure you don's spill any brake fluid on them and give you room to work.

^^ what he said.