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did you ride straight for 800kms or was it like 800 kms stretched around few months ?

yeah always make sure your pipe is always above the line of bleed port as air always rises up therefore no air going into the system if u have your pipe over the bleed line and going up just like in the video

inside dia=4.5 mm outside dia 6.5mm

@@KaransDIY Can you please give a link to where you bought that from? Thank you!

@@amjathkhan2004 I bought is locally u can go to any spare parts shop and hey will have it they usually call it the vacuum line as both have standard sizes .

inside dia=4.5 mm outside dia 6.5mm

This is a whole unit so no you cannot . i hope that answers what you were looking for

yes u press the lever and the oil pumps out

@@KaransDIY But in video you have written that we don't have to press brake until new brake fluid is poured in.

@@jitinkumar7742 by that i mean the oil chamber should not run dry if it does air will get traped inside the brake line and cause brake failure as the air is compressible giving u false indication of braking but not actually working so it is very important to clean the chamber take out all the oil then pour new oil then only press the lever .i hope this answers your question .

NO ! It don't work like that u dont just top up engine oil and call it a day u know the old oil will damage the engine and make it unreliable that is why you change the brake fluid You flush it ! You make sure that the old fluid is not in there anymore because oil fluid can make your braking unreliable in emergencies that's why you flush it every year or two depending on usage, this ensures that every time you brake you have firm and confidence aspiring braking experience.

A general rule of thumb is to have your brake fluid changed every two years, but it's always best to follow the bike manufacturer's recommendations.

@@KaransDIY So mine is electra 350 2020 model. What is Royal Enfield recommendation?

@@yardlybrutt1985 Generally speaking, every one to two years. However, if your brake fluid starts looking darker (you can see it through the eye-glass in the reservoir), it’s time to change it.

they usually are

it is recommended to change them in 2 to 3 years i personally recommend changing it every time when u change ur brake pads making sure that the brakes work in tip top condition . But if u see your brake fluid all gunky or dirty or something not clear then you need to flush it .

well in royal enfield owner's manual says that you need to change the brake fluid every 15000km or 15 months

@@KaransDIY Im not at all able to see the oil in the oil indicator. My bike is 1 and half years old(5000KMS). Im not facing any bad difference in the braking. Im very confused when to change the oil. Please help me out

hey ravi its ok sometimes we cannot see the fluid as the fluid from factory is clear and not easily distinguishable and i recommend not changing it yet if u don't feel any decrease in performance of braking but check your brake fluid condition every month or 1000kms or before a long trip .

castel i would say it depends upon which quality of fluid you chose as good better brands can easily last a lot longer than the fluid provided by royalenfield and also how you ride hard braking will wear the brake fluid faster so u decide what is best for you