Servicing Brake Fluid

[Peeker]

I have the power boost from a 1996 donor Cobra. The reservoir fill cap is under the body. Not impossible, but does seem like it may be kind of a pain in the event it needs servicing. Anyone else have experience with this?

[steno]

Get a condiment squirt bottle and put a piece of clear tubing on it. Put some fluid in it you can get it in there!

[Jeff Kleiner]

https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=140127&d=1609470376

You're welcome ;)

Jeff

[frankeeski]

To remove and fill the fluid.

https://www.amazon.com/Titan-51884-Automotive-Fluid-Syringe/dp/B018SV10I8

[Peeker]

Thanks gents.

[PG_Cobra]

While you are changing the fluid you may as well install a remote reservoir. I used the Mercury Villager reservoir and master cylinder fittings. There are plenty of remote reservoirs available.

[Peeker]

I ended up purchasing the adapters for the MC from lodestone billetworks. I bought a remote Wilwood reservoir (AN3 fitting) and some AN4 tubing with all the adapters. Got it all mocked up and once I get the chassis back from painter, will get it all put together. Obviously I don’t have the tubing connected yet. Will do that when I know how long the tubing needs to be cut.
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[J R Jones]

P, Google lab equipment and look at large syringes and squeeze dispensing bottles. My syringe is for dispensing adhesive through carpet.
The side-issue is control and keeping the brake fluid off of everything else.
jim

[Railroad]

Not all plastics and rubber are compatible with brake fluid. Do some testing before committing.