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5 years 7 months ago #268816
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Jim
1979 450SL - 2008 911 Turbo
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Has anyone tried removing the brake fluid reservoir from the master cylinder?
I want to do this but am worried about damaging the reservoir.
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I want to do this but am worried about damaging the reservoir.
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5 years 7 months ago #268817
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Replied by Dr-DJet on topic Brake fluid reservoir removal
Hi Jim,
I do not know how to remove it. Just want to hint that these parts should be cleaned with spirit and never with brake cleaner liquid.
I do not know how to remove it. Just want to hint that these parts should be cleaned with spirit and never with brake cleaner liquid.
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5 years 7 months ago #268818
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Replied by Hannesmann on topic Brake fluid reservoir removal
Hi Jim,
warm it up to 40 GradCelsius for at least half an hour. The breakfluid compartment is fixed in two rubber rings that give up much easier when they are warm. You can also work some oil between the compatment and the rubber rings with little movements of the compartment.
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warm it up to 40 GradCelsius for at least half an hour. The breakfluid compartment is fixed in two rubber rings that give up much easier when they are warm. You can also work some oil between the compatment and the rubber rings with little movements of the compartment.
Gruss
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5 years 7 months ago - 5 years 7 months ago #268819
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Replied by Racediagnostics on topic Brake fluid reservoir removal
Thanks Achim,
It will be good to finally fit this new cylinder having purchased it more than ten years ago.
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It will be good to finally fit this new cylinder having purchased it more than ten years ago.
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