I just flushed all the fluid out of my motorcycle and now i have no pressure and the fluid just dribbles out?

Question

(its dribbling out the bleeder nipple)

Answer 1

Let me get this right, you flushed out all the fluids and you have no pressure,  well if there are no fluids how will you be able to have any pressure and the bleeder nipple is either not tight or defective.

Answer 2

First bleed the Master Cylinder.

Remove the brake hose from the MC

Put the bolt and washers on the hose, to get ready for a quick installation.

Block the MC outlet with a finger.

Squeeze the lever and let any air escape past your finger.

When pure fluid comes out, put the bolt and hose in place, move your finger and quickly install it.

If you can't get it fully bled using the bleeder valve, use the hose bolts as bleeders - pump the lever and crack loose the bolt.

Air rises, so start at the bottom and finish at the top.

Answer 3

Man you better hook up an IV quick. Sounds to complicated and may require a doctor or a hospital.

Seriously can't you be more specific with what you are referring too? It would be nice to help you out but your question is so vague all I can do is guess about what you are talking about and even that's hard.... clue us in a little more please?

Answer 4

close bleed valve, fill reservoir with enough fluid,build pressure by pumping brake, hold brake firmly, while holding brake crack open bleeder valve to let air escape out of system, close valve when fluid flow slows, repeat, repeat, repeat until all air is out of system. during this process, periodically check reservoir fluid level and add as necessary so you do not get any air back in brake system.

Answer 5

Tap, tap, tap on the brake lever and watch the air bubbles come out at the reservoir.

Pump ,pump , pump and crack the bleeder s***w.

Repeat

Repeat

Repeat

And some more fluid

Repeat

Repeat

Repeat