Hello all :) I need help with a Trail Boss 325 2X4 ATV
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Can anyone help me with the following:
1 - I recently bleed my brakes and now the lever is two hard, just a little touch and is already braking, is this normal?
2 - I also have a problem in the foot brake, it get´s no pressure and does not brake, what can cause this?
3 - Is it normal that the hand brake brakes more in the front that in that back wheels?
Thanks
1 - I recently bleed my brakes and now the lever is two hard, just a little touch and is already braking, is this normal?
2 - I also have a problem in the foot brake, it get´s no pressure and does not brake, what can cause this?
3 - Is it normal that the hand brake brakes more in the front that in that back wheels?
Thanks
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I have the following doubts:
1 - I recently bleed my brakes and now the lever is two hard, just a little touch and is already braking, is this normal?
2 - I also have a problem in the foot brake, it get´s no pressure and does not brake, what can cause this?
3 - Is it normal that the hand brake brakes more in the front that in that back wheels?
1 - I recently bleed my brakes and now the lever is two hard, just a little touch and is already braking, is this normal?
2 - I also have a problem in the foot brake, it get´s no pressure and does not brake, what can cause this?
3 - Is it normal that the hand brake brakes more in the front that in that back wheels?
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Hello Old Polaris Tech,
The problems i have are:
I bleed my brakes and now the front brake lever is too hard, just a little touch and already brakes. But without braking the bike is completely loose.
The foot brake does not brake at all.
Is it normal for the hand brake to brake harder in the front than in the back wheels?
Sorry for my English and thanks for the help
The problems i have are:
I bleed my brakes and now the front brake lever is too hard, just a little touch and already brakes. But without braking the bike is completely loose.
The foot brake does not brake at all.
Is it normal for the hand brake to brake harder in the front than in the back wheels?
Sorry for my English and thanks for the help
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Hello Old Polaris Tech,
The problems i have are:
I bleed my brakes and now the front brake lever is too hard, just a little touch and already brakes. But without braking the bike is completely loose.
The foot brake does not brake at all.
Is it normal for the hand brake to brake harder in the front than in the back wheels?
Sorry for my English and thanks for the help
The problems i have are:
I bleed my brakes and now the front brake lever is too hard, just a little touch and already brakes. But without braking the bike is completely loose.
The foot brake does not brake at all.
Is it normal for the hand brake to brake harder in the front than in the back wheels?
Sorry for my English and thanks for the help
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Rear hydraulic brakes are the weak point on Polaris atvs because the master cylinder is so small. Common problem on all the later models.The small rear master cylinder seals also leak after several years and you either have to replace this expensive part or you can rebuild them now that seal kits are available. If you have access to a vacuum bleeder such as a Mityvac,it makes bleeding a lot easier also.http://www.ebay.com/itm/POLARIS-TRAIL-BOSS-REAR-BRAKE-MASTER-CYLINDER-SEAL-REPAIR-KIT-DR16-/271954333239?hash=item3f51bdce37&vxp=mtr
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Thanks for the help, during the weekend i will disassemble it and check if the cylinder are working ok, if not i will rebuild it. I´m counting with your help if i have some doubts during rebuild
Has to bleed i don´t have the vacuum bleeder, what i do is using the same method i use in my mountain bike. I use a syringe and inject the oil from the bleeder point to the master cylinder in the brake handle.
Has to bleed i don´t have the vacuum bleeder, what i do is using the same method i use in my mountain bike. I use a syringe and inject the oil from the bleeder point to the master cylinder in the brake handle.