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Thanks for the information everyone. I guess that including the test procedure to cycle fluid through the hydraulic unit as part of the bleeding process saved Yamaha the cost of installing a bleed nipple on the unit itself. Keith

According to the service manaual, you should test the ABS hydraulic unit as part of the bleeding procedure. Based on the responses to this thread, I would say that it is not necessary.

I will be doing the 16,000 mile service on my 05 ABS shortly. The Service Manual has a pretty straightforward procedure for bleeding the brakes (I will use a Mity Vac), and part of the procedure is testing the ABS hydraulic unit with the special ABS Test Connector. My Question - since I don't...