OK so serious problem here. Long story short:
Lowsided and bike on the riders right side. The bike slide under another car. The rear brake line got cut and all the brake fluid came out.
Got a new rear brake line section (the section from the caliper to pump(?) with the brake light switch integrated).
Removed the old one, replaced the new one. Looks exactly the same as the original setup.
*Note: the line was void of any fluid including the caliper.
Filled the master cylinder up with fluid and used a bleed kit to suck fluid to the caliper...no dice.
Put the caliper end of the brake line in fluid and tried to suck fluid from the master cylinder backwards.
When I disconnected the lower end of the brake line (at the pump) small amounts of new fluid drained out. BUT I can't get fluid into the rear section of the brake line.
Im BAFFLED! I hope this makes sense to someone. I'm about to limp it up to the dealer...
Lowsided and bike on the riders right side. The bike slide under another car. The rear brake line got cut and all the brake fluid came out.
Got a new rear brake line section (the section from the caliper to pump(?) with the brake light switch integrated).
Removed the old one, replaced the new one. Looks exactly the same as the original setup.
*Note: the line was void of any fluid including the caliper.
Filled the master cylinder up with fluid and used a bleed kit to suck fluid to the caliper...no dice.
Put the caliper end of the brake line in fluid and tried to suck fluid from the master cylinder backwards.
When I disconnected the lower end of the brake line (at the pump) small amounts of new fluid drained out. BUT I can't get fluid into the rear section of the brake line.
Im BAFFLED! I hope this makes sense to someone. I'm about to limp it up to the dealer...