Excellent item

[Andrew S]

This is great, who on here is selling them? Really nice, well done

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Triumph-Stag-Clutch-Resevoir-/161221459475?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item25898c3e13

[73stagman]

They look great but the reservoir / lid will need a vent or a diaphragm. It is not possible to move fluid if you don't fill the void with air.

[Steve JP]

Interesting but why would you want to replace a see through plastic one with one that you have to take the lid off to check levels? I would be more impressed if it had been manufactured with a float warning device in the cap to compensate.

[NickA]

Interesting but why would you want to replace a see through plastic one with one that you have to take the lid off to check levels? I would be more impressed if it had been manufactured with a float warning device to compensate.

It's for the clutch not brake!

[Steve JP]

Still applies. Can't check the level without removing the cap irrespective of brake or clutch.

[404ROD]

Oh dear! Have we become that lazy for checking fluid levels?

Rod

[72BLUE]

They look great but the reservoir / lid will need a vent or a diaphragm. It is not possible to move fluid if you don't fill the void with air.

It looks to me like there is a very small drilled vent, zoom in on the 6th pic.............

Keith

[72BLUE]

Still applies. Can't check the level without removing the cap irrespective of brake or clutch.

errrr....... same as the original one then.

Keith

[mike@thenook]

Oh dear! Have we become that lazy for checking fluid levels?

Rod

Just what I thought Rod plus, if one's clutch fluid is dropping at all there must be problem somewhere......

[73stagman]

you have to take the lid off to "check" the fluid anyway. You dont just check the level do you? Shouldnt we look at colour and level see if fluid is dirty discoloured showing signs of water ingress and so suggesting other faults.

[73stagman]

It looks to me like there is a very small drilled vent, zoom in on the 6th pic.............

Keith

maybe....
I put mine in the side of the lid and drilled it so that the vent was just lower than the inside of the lid then rotated the pot so that the vent is against the bulkhead. Cant let water in then. But better would be to use a diaphragm inside the pot to separate the air from the fluid.