alloy or stainless steel clutch fluid reservoir?
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fuzzy
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does anyone know where i could purchase the above item in either form off the shelf as i need one asap.
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ed325i
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You may be able to get one from a motor bike to fit 
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dips346
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you shouldnt use a alloy one as the fuilds will react will the alloy but you can put a top sleeve on it like mirage do for the e30 pas bottle they might even make you one
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harry_p
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alloy brake callipers seem to cope ok with the fluid 
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bootyman
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I have a brake fliuid stainless stell one in my grage somewhere. Brand new casue i couldn't be bothered to put it on my car. Drop me a pm if it's the same thing.
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fuzzy
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thanks for the offer but unfortunately its the clutch fluid bottle 
my standard plastic bottle has melted with the heat from my turbo after a hard thrashing,my turbo was glowing red hot 
i also need to reposition it and fit some heatshields .more jobs for the 'to do' list 
my standard plastic bottle has melted with the heat from my turbo after a hard thrashing,my turbo was glowing red hot i also need to reposition it and fit some heatshields .more jobs for the 'to do' list