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Patrick

Hi guys!
Anybody know if there is such a tool, factory or homemade?

Actually i`ve removed and returned the same plastic reservoir on my 924 once, and did it by levering something underneath, one side at a time, but this was pretty nerve wracking.. I need to replace the two rubber plugs underneath the plastic reservoir (which is still very usable, the reservoir i mean).

I`m on a budget, so buying a new reservoir is out of the question. I have mentioned in one of my posts that it is impossible to get this part in this country, and that importation taxes on even a small item like this is ridiculous!

Maybe someone can post any pics of a factory (?) or homemade tool to give me ideas. Thanks!
patrick
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1979 924 U.S. version
Single sidedraft Weber 40

BionicBalls · Joined: 05 Jan 2009 Posts: 642 Location: Charlotte, NC

pretty sure there is no tool, just pull it out.
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1980 924 NA
1982 931

Lizard · Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 5:36 am Post subject:

hook up 15+PSI and clean up the mess

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3 928s,

Patrick · Posted: Thu Aug 18, 2011 8:32 pm Post subject:

Bionic Balls-
A good and simple idea, as long as you dont break off the plastic nipples underneath or have an extra reservoir handy...thanks anyway!

Lizard-
As in pressurize through the reservoir cap? You ever tried this yourself? (I still have my homemade positive pressure bleeder cap)

Anybody else?
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1979 924 U.S. version
Single sidedraft Weber 40