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Can someone please tell me how to repair a leaking two outlet reservoir?? I cannot undo the outlet pipes to put in new seals or gaskets. All help would be appreciated. Dale  
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A little more info would be helpful.
'65 +4 four seater
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Please post a photo if you can.
Brake master cylinder with dual circuits??
DaveW
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'16 Yellow (Not the only) Narrow AR GDI Plus 4
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Sorry, I can't get a photo but the reservoir has the two lines out (at the base) and one line is leaking and it is loose with some sort of gasket as a seal. I cannot tighten or unscrew it to see what kind of seal is needed. The inside has a divider and it does not allow a socket to catch the interior nut. Hope this description helps and someone will have had this problem before and has figured it out. Dale
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(a) What model is it?
(b) What year?
(c) Is this the brake master cylinder?
1972 4/4 2 Seater
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This is not the master cyl, it is the reservoir that feeds both the brake and clutch cyls. It is a can with the two outlets on the base.
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