Replacement Clutch/Brake Fluid Reservoir

[mpreston14]

Has anyone replaced their existing (or non-existing) reservoir with one from Moss? http://www.mossmotors.com/Shop/ViewProducts.aspx?PlateIndexID=96970 (The two nozzle model)?

Mine is rusted pretty badly, has been empty for who knows how many years, and shows some rust staining inside.

I cant think of a technical reason it won't work as there are some 2 reservoir options out there as well.

Thoughts?

[lumpydog]

Has anyone replaced their existing (or non-existing) reservoir with one from Moss? http://www.mossmotors.com/Shop/ViewProducts.aspx?PlateIndexID=96970 (The two nozzle model)?

Mine is rusted pretty badly, has been empty for who knows how many years, and shows some rust staining inside.

I cant think of a technical reason it won't work as there are some 2 reservoir options out there as well.

Thoughts?

That one should work. You will need to replace/re-rout the brake pipe leading to the master cylinder though as it expects a side of reservoir exit.

I purchased one here (http://www.pegasusparts.co.uk/ourshop_90073/prod_382401-504105-Brake-and-Clutch-Fluid-Reservoir-Tank.html) and it works . It's a little more accurate with the brake exiting the side and the clutch exiting the bottom. More $$ though.

With much respect to our hosts. Rovers North sells a very nice one as well (http://www.roversnorth.com/ProductDesc.aspx?code=PLI107A&type=4&eq=&key=it). Wish it was black though!

[o2batsea]

With much respect to our hosts. Rovers North sells a very nice one as well. Wish it was black though!
Have it Rhino-lined!