Wats up guys, i have a question im very very mechanical ignorant, im still learning how to work on bikes and do my own tune ups n ****, ok so today i was trying to change the rear brake pads of my sv650s, it was a f*cking pain in the *** (i know what you are thinking some easy ****) so i bleeded the rear brakes by mistake because one of the calipers came off, i finally install the rear pads, what should i do next, i know i have to add brake fluid, but why every article i read says i need to use a pressure wrench and some other *****, can some1 please brake it down how to bleed the brakes the easiest and simplest way, thank you in advance.

 

pump the brakes 5 times or so hold it down and crack the bleeder, repeat till there hard...... good luck..

 

pressure wrench LOL do you mean a torque wrench?

You mean you squeezed the brakes with the pads out and your piston came out? LOLOLOLOL

You can do what carm said, or go to autozone and buy a miteyvac vacuum bleeder, $35.. makes bleeding a piece of cake.

 

told you guys im ignorant when it comes to mechanics lol, what do you mean by crack the bleeder?, so i put the brake fluid pump the brakes 5 times then hold it, continue pumpin till they are hard n ready to go.

 

There's a bleeder screw on the caliper... put a wrench on it, pump the brake a few times and hold it, open the bleeder and close it again, pump some more, hold, open/close... repeat.

 

mightyvac is the **** though

 

ok im going to try that, but what are the nipples on the calipers for , also which is the right position for the bleeder screw, which way is the number 7 on the screw suppose to go?

 

the nipple is for hooking up a vaccum bleeder, or a piece of tubing so you can just pump the fluid into a catch can.

 

this has gone to far..

same concept,

http://www.popularmechanics.com/auto...o/4213448.html

i love google.

 

And put your old pads back in firts so you dont cover the new ones in brake fluid and ruin them

 

OOPS to late i think i already got brake fluid on the new pads how does it ruin the pads, thanks for all response yall helped alot

 

just clean them off good if you didn't let them soak in it all night you should be fine