Brake Fluid Reservoir Cozy
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Brake Fluid Reservoir Cozy
After over a year of wiping off my brake fluid reservoir to keep it from dripping onto the paint, I finally thought of a cheap and tasteful way to keep the damaging fluid off the paint. It's a cheap (89 cent) black head band.
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Nice idea. Have you tried the other tricks?? I drained off some of the fluid to get it farther down in the resevoir, and so far haven't seen any new fluid on the outside.
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The headband is a good idea..
I have kept a close eye on mine over the 2 months I've had it, and other than about the first 10 days when I had a bit of leakage from the top cap, it's stayed dry. My fluid level is just slightly below the "Full" line. That seems to be one of the answers.
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I have kept a close eye on mine over the 2 months I've had it, and other than about the first 10 days when I had a bit of leakage from the top cap, it's stayed dry. My fluid level is just slightly below the "Full" line. That seems to be one of the answers.
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the only thing i would be concerned with is how hot it gets near that reservoir..
by the way, does this seem to be affecting the '07s? I haven't seen anything on mine yet, but i keep checking..
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Yep, keep checking, because my 07 started leaking very slightly. I put a rubber washer under the stock rubber washer, and that seems to have done the trick.
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