Just wondering the cost of 10,000 mile service

[papanorm]

Trying to get a ball park of what a dealer would charge for the 10,000 mile service. I can change the fluids but it seems like the brake/clutch bleed might not be done. I have a compressor powered vacuum bleeder I've always used successfully with my previous bikes. But from what I've read, the ABS must be triggered. I think I've also seen that Tune ECU won't access ABS module on newer than 2020 models.

 

[Einar]

Trying to get a ball park of what a dealer would charge for the 10,000 mile service. I can change the fluids but it seems like the brake/clutch bleed might not be done. I have a compressor powered vacuum bleeder I've always used successfully with my previous bikes. But from what I've read, the ABS must be triggered. I think I've also seen that Tune ECU won't access ABS module on newer than 2020 models.

None of the fluid renewal (or bleed procedures) require "triggering" the ABS module if performed properly.

Brake and clutch fluid renewals are scheduled for every two years--they aren't on the mileage schedule. Bleeds are only necessary if there's an issue necessitating a bleed.

 

[imcool]

no need to bleed Abs pump, unless you wanna buy this and bleed at home OBDSTAR iScan Motorcycle Diagnostic Scanner & Key Programmer for Triumph

 

[Journeyman]

I don't think the clutch bleed is until 20K. If you want to do the 10K yourself, see below.......
Bleeding the front brake is pretty straightforward, but lookup how to burp the master cylinder.
I'd recommend sucking out what you will find to be really dirty-skunky fluid from the MC of the clutch, but don't go so far as to introduce air into the system, and refill with fresh DOT4. Be sure to do the same "burp" on the clutch. Then, at 20K do the full clutch bleed.

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This link gets into the clutch bleed, including bleeding (burping) the MC, which is not mentioned in the manual, but is the same as the front brake...

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