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R <strong>1200</strong> <strong>CL</strong><br />

PDI Procedures - Checking Brake Fluid Levels<br />

Integral ABS has four separate brake<br />

circuits. Fluid levels are checked at all<br />

four of the following locations,<br />

1. Handlebar mounted ffrroonntt brake<br />

control circuit reservoir.<br />

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• Turn handlebars fully to the left.<br />

• Check fluid level in sight glass.<br />

• MIN level is as indicated.<br />

• Top off with DOT 4 brake fluid as<br />

necessary.<br />

2. Right side frame mounted rreeaarr<br />

brake control circuit reservoir.<br />

• With the motorcycle on its center<br />

stand, check the level<br />

through the window in the right<br />

side trim panel<br />

• Desired level is at the MAX line.<br />

If necessary, add DOT 4 brake<br />

fluid.The fluid level must not fall<br />

below the MIN line.<br />

Note: Fluid level remains constant in<br />

control circuit reservoirs as pads wear.<br />

Checking Front Brake Control Circuit Fluid Level<br />

Checking Rear Brake Control Circuit Fluid Level<br />

3. Integral ABS modulator ffrroonntt brake wheel circuit reservoir<br />

4. Integral ABS modulator rreeaarr brake wheel circuit reservoir<br />

• Checking the fluid level at these two locations is identical in process.<br />

• Unscrew and remove the wheel circuit reservoir caps one at a time.<br />

• Use a shoplight to clearly see the fluid level.<br />

• Make sure no contaminant’s enter the brake fluid reservoir.<br />

• Top off with DOT 4 brake fluid as necessary.<br />

• Carefully reinstall caps. Do not overtighten.<br />

R <strong>1200</strong> <strong>CL</strong> Introduction

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