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How to Replace the Rear Brake Pump on an Aprilia RS 125

Model: Aprilia Rs 125
Part: Pump

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This video shows how to disassemble and replace the rear brake pump on an Aprilia RS 125 in simple steps. First, remove the small chain guard by unscrewing the fixing screws; this will also remove the bracket that supports the rear brake pump, as illustrated in the video.

Next, disconnect the hoses from the pump, allowing the brake fluid to drain; it is important to correctly insert the spring of the piston before refilling with new brake fluid. Finally, securely attach the brake pump to the original bracket.


Updated on 16 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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