Front master cylinder - 1980 1000 LTD B4

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Front master cylinder - 1980 1000 LTD B4

Today 05:48
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Is the plastic portion of this master cylinder removable for painting and/or powder coating?

   
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Re: Front master cylinder - 1980 1000 LTD B4

Today 06:27
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Yes, it's removable. Have handy a nice #2 JIS phillips bit or screwdriver for removing the two screws at the bottom of reservoir. You want to properly remove them!! They are a bear to remove if you bugger-up the threads. What appears as a trapezoidal plastic bit visually it's actually round underneath and uses an o-ring for sealing. Might want to solid mount the master to something and use an impact driver to remove those 2 screws. Square and sharply without letting the #2 bit wander. They can be a bear to remove, just saying..  
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Re: Front master cylinder - 1980 1000 LTD B4

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Yes, it's removable. Have handy a nice #2 JIS phillips bit or screwdriver for removing the two screws at the bottom of reservoir. You want to properly remove them!! They are a bear to remove if you bugger-up the threads. What appears as a trapezoidal plastic bit visually it's actually round underneath and uses an o-ring for sealing. Might want to solid mount the master to something and use an impact driver to remove those 2 screws. Square and sharply without letting the #2 bit wander. They can be a bear to remove, just saying..  
If only people would change their brake fluid and the correct intervals they would not have these challenges with internal corrosion !!
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Good Luck finding those folks Wookie, ha.
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Re: Front master cylinder - 1980 1000 LTD B4

Today 12:32
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Good Luck finding those folks Wookie, ha.
Ain't that the truth, when I worked in car dealer networks we pushed it every two years but I have no doubt that once those cars where of an age where they didn't come to dealerships for servicing it probably stopped. Same with people who do their own maintenance. I guess a lot of folks think it's just a money spinner and don't understand the "why" 
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