plastic brake/clutch fluid reservoirs (101/series 3)

Tom Woods · 2006-10-30T21:33:49+00:00

Sorry for the glut of 101 questions but i have decided that next monthis going to be 'get the damn 101 back on the road month!' as I have awedding transport job on in it :DThe 101 has plastic brake and clutch reservoirs on the dash and mineare knackered, so i need new ones.The clutch one is the same as a series 3 clutch reservoir (on someS3's i have seen anyhow). The brake one looks the same but has anextra brake juice orifice on it.Richard at beamends has assured me that they are lucas items which ican get from the local lucas stockist - but i need the part numbers ifthis is the case. can anybody help?Ta

Oct 30, 2006 23 Replies

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Steve Taylor 19 years ago

Yes, Brakes International

Very good suppliers.

Steve

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Steve Taylor 19 years ago

I turned myself a pair from billet aluminium, but the price to make them for every one else was something of the order of 80 quid a piece from UK suppliers. I didn´t have the heart to get 101FC parts made in Taiwan, so the idea is idle. I did wonder about fabbing them with a Tig-ed on bottom on a piece of hollow bar, or NC milling the threads, but I still don´t think people would pay 50 quid each, though I can now even custom anodise them (the dye is staining my fingers even as I type)

:-)

Steve

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Steve Taylor 19 years ago

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Tom Woods 19 years ago

bowers can no longer get them. Now obsolete apparently.

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