MattR
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I checked mine today:
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Looking for a place in the UK to buy a right caliper speed bleeder SB8125LL
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MattR
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I tried fitting the SB125ll but as you can see, it doesn’t seat properly
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matt this picture is the bew one left oem with o ring right, that new SB125LL is way longer than oem am i right, where did gunslinger get its a SB8125LL from then i wonder plus if that o ring one is the right front oem how are we going to get a speed bleeder for that side no speed bleeders o,ve seen have o rings or that shape
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rob
that oem front with o ring, isn,t that long either is it, its a m8x1.25 to would that standard left m8x1.25 SB8125L fit in the right side the same as left,
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EVEN REVZILLA LISTS THE SUPER TENERE USING IT
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matt, i see its sitting tall, its 38mm long we know that and we know the left side SB125L is 30mm so to short, THAT LONG ONE thats in the picture if it was 33m long do you think it would fit as on ebay the m8x1.25 (sb125l) some are 30mm and i,ve found one 33mm
I tried fitting the SB125ll but as you can see, it doesn’t seat properly
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now speed bleeder says the sb812ll is 38mm the sb8125l IS 33mm and a sb125 is 30mm
rob
i know this has gone on for weeks now it dosn,t make sence, if that SB8125LL looking at matt's picture is to long as its a LL 38mm
I WONDER IF THIS SB8125L will work as its 33mm long
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we know we need a m8x1.25 thread, the SB125L we have bought over hear that fits the left front caliper works that is 30mm,
but the right front is a m8x1.25 as well but the LL is 38mm is to long sb8125 is 30mm to short, the only other lengh you can get a speed bleeder in a m8x1.25 is 33mm
so the link i gave above is the only other that,ll fit
rob
MattR
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Yeah that right OEM bleeder is completely different to any of the SBs I’ve seen. The o ring appears to seat in a recess in the caliper and the shank of the oem one is different. It might work with it sticking out that far but it doesn’t look right and I’m not taking a chance with it. Perhaps some of those already using speed bleeders can help shed some light on it?
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other than gunslinger you put the picture up of the ones we need, i don,t know anybody else on here thats chipped in and using them,
that front right where gunslinger has put a picture up saying we need a SB8125LL and revzilla listed them to as that but as we know it clearly is not,
gunslinger,s picture is of now we know of the ones he took out so oem, so i would love to know if he has taken the right front out as its in the picture whats gone in to replace it as its not a SB8125LL
rob
that front right where gunslinger has put a picture up saying we need a SB8125LL and revzilla listed them to as that but as we know it clearly is not,
gunslinger,s picture is of now we know of the ones he took out so oem, so i would love to know if he has taken the right front out as its in the picture whats gone in to replace it as its not a SB8125LL
rob
matt, i take it at the moment you have done the clutch and left front so far
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strange found this on the fj09 webb site, if you look the 2 oem taken out the front same as ours the front right has the o ring but he says just put the SB8125LL in and your done
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rob
What did you do to your FJ-tracer-gt today?
rob
if you read this as well i know different make, but if you pull a oem bleeder that has a o ring on it you can put a speed bleeder in with no issues or o ring
so i,m guess that we still need a sb8125 like the fj09 is saying i don,t understand why that sb8125ll is to long at 38mm as revzilla says thats the one
rob
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so i,m guess that we still need a sb8125 like the fj09 is saying i don,t understand why that sb8125ll is to long at 38mm as revzilla says thats the one
rob
i only have the SB8125LL that i bought from USA same as matt, but don,t know why it doesn,t fit if you look at that fj09 thread, not worried about that o ring now thats not a issue
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MattR
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Yeah my concern was because if you look at the OEM there is a considerable rebate just above the threaded portion which is not there in the SB.strange found this on the fj09 webb site, if you look the 2 oem taken out the front same as ours the front right has the o ring but he says just put the SB8125LL in and your done
What did you do to your FJ-tracer-gt today?
rob
Maybe nothing to worry about but with a fairly complex linked braking system I was suspicious that that rebate might be an oil way that allows fluid to move from right to left or front to back in some way. I can’t understand why it’s there if it’s not required
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whays strange matt, is that thread above the fj09 tracer, and the yamaha niken, have the same front calipers and that SB8125LL in the fj09 thread fits and works and the girl asking the question about bleeders got them for the niken SB8125L left side and SB8125LL right side and both those bikes run our caliper
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