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Old 10-27-2009, 06:35 PM
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Hello, I just bought a 2005 trail boss 330 for $800, everything works great except for the brakes. When I push the pedal for the rear brake it does absolutely nothing. There seems to be no pressure or resistance on the pedal. I am not sure where to looks or what to try. Under the seat the brake fluid is topped off to the top. Please help I would really like to ride.

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the the brake handle work and stop you? this should control front and back brakes. the foot brake controls the back only and isn't a very good set up on alot of the polaris models. sometimes bleeding the rear brake works and other times you could put a heavy object on the foot peddal and leave it on overnight and sometimes that will help build pressure up again. just a couple of thoughts.
 
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Old 10-28-2009, 06:07 AM
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the the brake handle work and stop you? this should control front and back brakes. the foot brake controls the back only and isn't a very good set up on alot of the polaris models. sometimes bleeding the rear brake works and other times you could put a heavy object on the foot peddal and leave it on overnight and sometimes that will help build pressure up again. just a couple of thoughts.
I agree this works. try weighing the pedal down overnite first,then bleeding the brakes. I drained the fluid all out and replaced the fluid (all) on my son's 2004 model. It needed replacing was dark!!!!! Have not had a hicup since.......
 
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Ok thanks guys, I will try putting pressure on it today. One thing, I noticed when i bought it the pedal was stuck down so i pulled it back up, it popped up and there is no resistance now. I dont know if the pedal being stuck down for a long time might have caused something?

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I like to raise the rear of the machine so the caliper is above the pedal. This gets the air to the highest point faster-easier
 
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leave the cap off the master cylinder while bleeding, will help move fluid, kinda a pain to bleed these.
 
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