Abs fluid change help again please

[stuart kerr]

Please help again
I'm half way through doing a abs fluid change on my servo 1150gs.
Having completed the wheel circuits I'm now doing the control circuits.

My pipe connecting to one of the bleed nipples slipped off as I was flushing it and although (idiot me) I put it back ASAP but I'm now seeing air bubbles in the pipe as i flush it through.

If air is in the circuit what do I do. I thought it best to check with other people on here and see what to do before simply pumping loads of fluid through to no avail.

Please help
Stuart

 

[stuart kerr]

Air

How do tell if are bubbles are just escaping past the seal between the bleed nipple and pipe or are coming from the circuit?
Thanks again

 

[stuart kerr]

Sorry for my poor typing on this post

Please excuse my poor typing on this post as I know some people dislike that

 

[Dusty]

Not sure it will help but if you pull the lever back on the brake lever and tie it off over night with the resevoir lid off, the air bubbles will/should make their way up to the resi chamber and should hopefully be replced by fluid.

That said not sure about any differences in the ABS system.....

 

[stuart kerr]

Fluid

Thank you anyone else offer advice please

 

[ridin]

If you're sure the thing is back on tightly, it seems to me you'll need to just bleed it out, no?


/recently replaced all brake lines on 1100GS ABS with stainless

//turns out brake fluid is NOT gentle on the hands and good for the complexion; who knew?

 

[stuart kerr]

Thank you

Thanks for your help. I think I'm making more of a fuss than is necessary.