Step by step Cara Bleeding/Mengeluarkan Angin Palsu pada Sistem Rem

Summary

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to properly bleed a brake system using a brake fluid reservoir and pump. It covers the setup of necessary equipment, such as attaching hoses, an adapter, and connecting components. The process includes flushing out old brake fluid, refilling with fresh fluid, and repeating the bleeding cycle until no air bubbles remain. The video emphasizes careful monitoring of fluid levels and cleanliness throughout the procedure, ensuring the brake system is free of air and fully operational by the end.

Takeaways

• 😀 Proper setup is essential before using the brake fluid bleeding kit, starting with connecting the reservoir and the pump.
• 😀 Ensure that the ‘cupang’ (betta fish) label is correctly positioned to indicate the pump side.
• 😀 Attach a short hose from the kit to the pump and secure it properly for fluid transfer.
• 😀 Use an adapter to connect the hose to the caliper or brake cylinder, ensuring it is tightly fitted.
• 😀 Begin the bleeding process by using a sharp adapter to drain the brake fluid until it is almost empty.
• 😀 Refill the reservoir with fresh brake fluid after draining the old fluid to ensure proper functionality.
• 😀 Use a size 8 ring wrench to securely fasten parts of the kit during the process.
• 😀 Pump the system repeatedly to raise the gauge needle and ensure fluid movement and air removal.
• 😀 Monitor the fluid as it exits the system, ensuring that no air bubbles are present, signaling that the bleeding is complete.
• 😀 Once the fluid is free of bubbles, close the valve and repeat the process as necessary to maintain pressure.
• 😀 Finish the process by removing the tools and ensuring the brake fluid level is properly maintained for optimal brake function.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the breeding kit in the script?

The breeding kit is used for setting up and performing the brake fluid bleeding process.

What is the first step in setting up the equipment for the brake fluid bleeding process?

The first step is to set up the components, including the reservoir tube, cover, and other parts such as the pump and hoses.

What is the significance of the 'cupang' label on one of the hoses?

The 'cupang' label indicates that this side of the hose is connected to the pump, directing fluid towards it.

How does the setup connect the pump to the brake system?

A short hose is connected from the pump to the reservoir, with another hose leading from the pump to the brake system for fluid input.

What is the purpose of the adapter at the end of the long hose?

The adapter is used to connect the hose to the brake caliper or master cylinder during the bleeding process.

How is brake fluid drained from the system in the script?

Brake fluid is drained using a sharp adapter and a hose that is connected to the reservoir. The fluid is pumped out until the reservoir is empty.

What is done after the brake fluid is drained from the system?

After draining, fresh brake fluid is added to the reservoir to ensure the system is filled properly.

How does the bleeding process ensure there are no air bubbles in the brake fluid?

The process involves repeatedly pumping the brake fluid and checking the fluid for air bubbles. Once the fluid flows without bubbles, it signals that the bleeding is complete.

What should be observed in the brake fluid to confirm the bleeding process is finished?

Once the brake fluid is free of bubbles and looks clean, it confirms that the bleeding process is complete.

What happens after the brake fluid has been bled and the system is free of air?

Once the air is purged and the fluid is clean, the reservoir is capped, and the system is checked one last time to ensure the brake fluid pressure is correct.