Brake Fluid Reservoir questions
What's the trick to removing the inner 'basket' in the reservoir without chopping it up like I have done? I use the pliers and pull method and you can see what it has done. I didn't see this as an individual part that could be replaced? Anyone?
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It looks as if you've got a particularly stubborn one. They do eventually pull out...and I don't think the part is available separately. I seem to remember I pried mine off with a screwdriver...with some difficulty.
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Brute force and ignorance is needed
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Try getting a small screwdriver between the screen and neck. Then open it up enough to sneak a needle nosed pliers in. Grab with the pliers and pull it up but also in a circular motion.
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^ what they said... especially husker though it seems to vary each time. In which case, refer back to JayG's directions. LOL
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why do you want this out so badly?
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years ago (like 15) the 1st time i flushed the fluid I removed it without any issues. Last year the damn thing would not come out. Kind of crazy.
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Am I missing something? I'm open to instruction? Thanks! |
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IIRC, when I flushed my fluid I was wondering why that part didn't just lift out and... with the baster I didn't remove much. Thanks! |
I removed the screen easily but have no access for turkey baster. There is like another screen. Is there a way to remove it?
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I gave up on mine... and let the whole fluid drain and refilled later on, I mean as it was going down.
I tried pliers, flat blade, fingers, nitrile gloves... nothing worked. |
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