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  • Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

    Hi all - does anyone have one of these spare/available as the one on my Marlin Cabrio is leaking (or some guidance/advice on a sealant)? Cheers

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    Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

    The reservoir 'Plugs] into the master cylinder via two spigots that go through a kind of o ring seal on the cylinder itself. No additional sealant is required or advised.
    Is your leak from that area or is the tank itself split?

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    • #3
      Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

      Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. The reservoir itself has a small hole in the top leaking a small amount of brake fluid. So if I could replace just the reservoir hopefully this would solve the problem. Trouble I’m having is getting hold of one of these Sierra based reservoirs!

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        Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

        If there is just a tiny hole in the plastic I would be tempted to melt it closed using a carefully applied soldering iron.
        Cheers Robin

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        • #5
          Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

          Originally posted by deanogrey View Post
          Hi all - does anyone have one of these spare/available as the one on my Marlin Cabrio is leaking (or some guidance/advice on a sealant)? Cheers
          Other Ford models have reservoirs that can be used - don't limit your search to just the Sierra.

          I researched this a few years back - have a look on Madabout Kitcars - massive long thread on dual brake servo, somewhere in there I found other suitable Ford reservoirs

          Mike

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          • #6
            Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

            Thanks for the advice, looks as if i have lots of researching to do. Dean

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            • #7
              Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

              Hi Robin, never thought about this so I’ll give it a go. If it works it will be a cheap fix I’ve got nothing to lose. Many thanks Dean

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              • #8
                Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

                You could of course use a pair of remote reservoirs from the likes of Car Builder solutions together with the appropriate hoses/connectors.

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                • #9
                  Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

                  I have a spare mater cylinder with the plastic reservoir and big round black rear booster thing... Will post a photo tomorrow.
                  Yours for £10 plus postage.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

                    Hi Keiran have sent PM Thanks Paul

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                    • #11
                      Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

                      Hi, have emailed you with photos.

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                      • #12
                        Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

                        Hi Kevin. If you just want the plastic reservoir, I could use the master cylinder etc.
                        Could you pm me?
                        [email protected]

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                        • #13
                          Re: Ford Sierra mark 2 plastic master cylinder reservoir replacement

                          Hi Chris
                          Emailed you photos.
                          Kieran

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