- clean rags
- brake fluid "Tom" or "Dew"
When the brake fluid level in the reservoir drops below the mark "MIN" The control lamp in the instrument cluster lights up red. We recommend that you check the level before each ride and, if necessary, add fluid to the tank without waiting for the control lamp to light up: this operation is best done in advance. If the brake fluid in the reservoir has to be topped up quite often, immediately contact a specialist or fix the problem yourself.
When changing the brake fluid in the system, remember or write down the brand of fluid that was filled in so that you use the same brand when topping up.
When installing a tank cap with a float, the liquid level in the tank rises slightly due to the volume of the float.
Attention! Take precautions when handling brake fluid: it is toxic. It is unacceptable to get brake fluid on wires, plastic or painted body parts, so always place clean rags when pouring. If liquid comes into contact with these parts, wipe them off immediately.
Attention! Use only brake fluid recommended by the manufacturer.
Attention! Do not reuse the fluid drained from the system: it is contaminated, saturated with air and moisture. Top up the tank only with new fluid of the brand that was filled in before.
The reservoir is installed on the master cylinder of the brake system on the left side of the engine compartment near the bulkhead.
1. Check the fluid level in the reservoir. It must be between the marks "MIN" And "MAX".
2. Unscrew the tank cap and place it on a clean rag. Be careful: brake fluid may drip from the float.
3. Wrap the filler neck with a clean cloth and add brake fluid to the mark "MAX". Close the tank cap.
4. Check the operation of the brake fluid level sensor. Turn on the ignition, then press the button on the reservoir cap. In the instrument cluster on the scoreboard "TEST" The low brake fluid level warning light should come on (in instrument cluster without display "TEST" the lamp lights up "STOP"). If the lamp does not light up, contact a specialist - most likely, the sensor is faulty.