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If you have one or made one please share your designs and methods. How are you guys sealing MC reservoir?

 

I made one today, its a bit rough, but its my first one, im just having some trouble with the MC cap, i need to get it to seal completely, what can i use to seal it. First pic is the bleeder itself, 2nd 3rd is my old cap which i modified for the bleeder, was knackered, inside rubber was gone, but without the rubber it cant seal. So i will have to use one of the caps i acquired at the wreckers (i feel guilty drilling into it though). 4rd is the new cap.

 

I need to seal the top ring, what can i use?

 

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The "universal" type caps that come with the US pressure bleeders have a chain that goes down both sides and under the MC - bit like a battery hold down. You would need to drill a hole either side of the rubber cap and make up a couple of J rods, get some chain, and a couple of wing nuts.

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A friend of mine once used a car wheel valve directly inserted into an old master cylinder reservoir cap and then used a bike pump to add some pressure. It only took a couple of pumps to get enough pressure to bleed the system.

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