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(3). Quickly compress and loosen the right brake lever several times, then press hard on the right brake lever.
(4). Loose the valve about one circle to allow the brake fluid to flow into the container. Release the pressure on the brake
lever until the end of the stroke.
(5). Always check the liquid level of the pump storage chamber. If it is lower than the "LOWER" mark, turn off the bleed
valve (shown no.2).
CAUTION
In the process of operation, always check the liquid level of the brake fluid in the pump storage
chamber, add it in time, and do not drain, otherwise there will be bubbles in the pipeline.
(6). Add brake fluid to the "MAX" above scale of the tank.
(7). Repeat steps (3) (4) (5) (6).
(8). Observe the liquid in the transparent plastic pipe. When the color of the liquid is replaced from black to clear, tighten
the discharge valve (shown no.2) and remove the pipe (shown no.3).
(9). Install the rubber cap of the vent valve (shown no.1).
(10). Add the brake fluid to the "MAX" scale line in the pump storage chamber.
2. Rear brake fluid replacement
The replace process is the same as front brake fluid.
Summary of Contents for GP125S
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Page 22: ...21 2 General tools No Name Picture 1 T sleeve 8 10 12 14 2 Tool case 1 ...
Page 23: ...22 3 Tool case 2 4 Spring pliers 5 Screwdriver ...
Page 24: ...23 6 Pliers 7 Nylon hammer 8 Multimeter ...
Page 55: ...54 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Components arrangement ...
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Page 60: ...59 Harness diagram ...
Page 61: ...60 Conceptual diagram ...
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Page 73: ...72 4 Unscrew and remove the 2 screws shown no 9 5 Take down the air filter and front fender ...
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Page 110: ...109 2 Use special tool to compress valve spring and take out valve lock clip ...
Page 144: ...143 Throttle valve disassembly and installation 1 Remove the fuel tank 2 Disconnect the plug ...
Page 161: ...160 COOLING SYSTEM System composition ...
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