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How to Replace the Brake Fluid on a Piaggio MP3 500

Model: Piaggio Mp3 500
Part: Brake fluid

Video tutorial

Here are the main instructions for draining and topping up the brake fluid on the Piaggio MP3 500 scooter. First, place the scooter on the central stand and start unscrewing the screws of the brake fluid reservoir cover.

Then, perform the bleeding of the fluid from the caliper by connecting a tube to the valve, opening it, and pulling the front brake lever, as shown in the video. Once all the fluid has been expelled, close the valve and top up with new brake fluid, pressurising the system.


Updated on 10 August 2026 by ScegliAuto


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