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I am bleeding the brakes on an '84 GL1200 Aspencade. The reservoir was completely dry from previous owner. The front brake caliper (left side) bled with no issues. The rear brake pedal, which controls the front right caliper and rear brake caliper is giving me an issue. I've bled the front right caliper first, then the rear brake caliper. I'm still getting a lot of air from the rear caliper bleed nipple when I bleed.
One thing I did was reverse bleed from the rear brake caliper, but I didn't do a reverse bleed on the front right caliper. The front right caliper seemed to have no air coming out of the tubing when I was bleeding. Only the rear caliper. Is there a trick to bleeding this system?
One thing I did was reverse bleed from the rear brake caliper, but I didn't do a reverse bleed on the front right caliper. The front right caliper seemed to have no air coming out of the tubing when I was bleeding. Only the rear caliper. Is there a trick to bleeding this system?