heres my brake saga, have 2010 ho 500, the emergency brake has been out of action for a long time , not to worry the main brakes still worked , so i brought my bike home from the farm were i leave it and gave it a service, noticed the rear suspension bushes were badley worn so ripped out the whole rear end and fixed, then i decided to fix my brakes , down hill from here, every time i tried to bleed them got hugh amounts of air , so pulled the rear calliper off then apart all looks good put back on still the same, decided to bleed the front brakes and the nipple broke off so got the easy out and it broke off so stuffed, went to my local polaris dealer to get a new one and quoted $500 au each , got two from usa for $220. ok put them on and still the same:sasmokin:ok ,next i priced a new rear master cylinder from my polaris dealer $450. au , on line usa $25 +$20 delivery ,still the same problem, bugger the front master cylinder must have died so i thought, my local dealer $650 au on line usa $45 us + delivery / $70 au , sweet i thought , still the same problem, stripped the whole bike down removed the fuel tank to try to bleed the four way valve, no luck , still full of air , :sasmokin:
bugger again will replace the rear caliper so i thought , easire to by chicken lips than one of these , $600 au local/ found one from partzilla $175 au ,waiting for it to arrive , decided time to cover with petrol and burn, this has draged on for two months and has almost killed me as this prosess is so simple to bleed brakes on any other vehicle which i have done many times , but polaris is something from another planet,