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Model: Ducati Monster 800
Remove the bleed valve cap, insert a tube connected to a container (to collect the used fluid), and unscrew the top cover of the brake fluid reservoir. Pull the brake lever several times to pump out the used fluid while topping up with new lubricant: continue this process until the fluid coming out into the container is clear. Close the bleed valve and finish topping up. Close the fluid reservoir by screwing the cap back on and replace the dust cap. The same procedure will be performed for the lower wheel.
Updated on 9 April 2026 by ScegliAuto
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