Do they mean actually bleeding the system from the caliper/drum brakes? If so, is the tubes included?
849649
Yes, what you see in that image is what you will get. 3 hoses with a nipple to bleed your brake system. It's worked great for me. Just get it you will like it
1921594
no. It is one set of pads for one brake caliper. My 2000 FXDX has 3 calipers and I ordered 2 of these thinking I would have one pad left over only to find out I needed to order another one for the rear. Be Blessed
14697
The design of the pads is what you have to look at. These have a stud with a nut to slip through a channel in the calipers. They are basically universal fit for that type of braking system. Make sure your old pads match the stud design shown in the picture.
2104998
yes, the blade and driven gear is included, as is the rubber cap the second part of your question appears to indicate that your plastic body leaks around the bottom? - if so, it may be correct that the seal has worn out -
613145
If you do this, ONLY use it for brake fluid.If you get engine oil contamination in your brake fluid it will destroy the caliper and possibly the master cylinder seals.Brake seals are made from EPDM rubber - mineral oil will destroy EPDM rubber.Other than that - the only concern would be whether the hand pump will create high enough vacuum to do a vacuum bleed at the caliper. It might but I'm not sure.Rinse the pump with water when you are done - the brake fluid might destroy the pump if it sits in it. (water will dissolve the brake fluid)
950177
No, it's just the tire. The listing is pretty clear on that so be sure and double-check each time. Hope that helps!
1801785
Yes they are. My bike shop had to do some extra work to make it right for a bicycle. Not sure exactly why they are not set up like most bicycle brakes.
994076
If you don't want to fill up the tank and deal with cleaning it you can just fill your brake reservoir to the top and put the cap from the pump on to pressurize the system. You just have to be careful when doing this to make sure that there is adequate fluid in the reservoir and that you don't drain it down and introduce air into the system when bleeding. It's best to have partner looking at the reservoir when bleeding if you do this in case it does get low. I bled my clutch with this method and had no problems. Might be a stretch to a full brake job since you'd probably have to refill the reservoir after each caliper was bled. If you don't want to fill up the tank and deal with cleaning it you can just fill your brake reservoir to the top and put the cap from the pump on to pressurize the system. You just have to be careful when doing this to make sure that there is adequate fluid in the reservoir and that you don't drain it down and introduce air into the system when bleeding. It's best to have partner looking at the reservoir when bleeding if you do this in case it does get low. I bled my clutch with this method and had no problems. Might be a stretch to a full brake job since you'd probably have to refill the... » Read More If you don't want to fill up the tank and deal with cleaning it you can just fill your brake reservoir to the top and put the cap from the pump on to pressurize the system. You just have to be careful when doing this to make sure that there is adequate fluid in the reservoir and that you don't drain it down and introduce air into the system when bleeding. It's best to have partner looking at the reservoir when bleeding if you do this in case it does get low. I bled my clutch with this method and had no problems. Might be a stretch to a full brake job since you'd probably have to refill the reservoir after each caliper was bled. « Show Less
979985
No they are not. Typically cables only will come with shifter/brakes leavers, not on the caliper side of things.
2220682
Mine did not come with the flanges as they would have to be welded on by a very experienced fabricator in order to work correctly. The kit did come with the caliper mounting brackets that bolt directly to correctly welded on flanges. Flanges for brakes need to be sized for the diameter of your axle tube, then securely welded to the tube exactly in the proper location.
169192
everything you need is included, just reuse your anti rattle spring clip and make sure your caliper slide pin move freely and lubegood luck
935964
Drum brakes only. Also you have to pay attention on size of the rotor as the one I used was too small and did not work with this engine.
1758662
I don't know. Mine came with a couple of attachments that I didn't need and don't use, maybe that was for your special valves. I did not use the part and lost it long ago.
209238
No. It is just the tire. Rim and tube are not included. This is the best deal you will be able to find anywhere though! I have been using these for a few months now in rain, snow, and dirty they are fantastic and cheap!
2166067
yes, everything needed to get your brakes working in fine shape. Wil need tools like wrenches and allen set.
1065165
It does. Only thing you will need that is not included is a little grease for the backs of the pads. So far, love these brakes!
990625
Yes, it has lines in the kit that run along the rear axle to the drum brakes.