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I was changing the clutch fluid. As I was putting the cap back on to the reservoir I realized there are two tabs on the reservoir and for the life

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Old 01-11-2016, 03:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I was changing the clutch fluid. As I was putting the cap back on to the reservoir I realized there are two tabs on the reservoir and for the life of me I can not turn the cap to cover over those two tabs. My question is the cap just a push down fit, or does it have to turn over the two tabs on the reservoir?

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I assume you mean "tabs". No, the cap doesn't fit over them.
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I assume you mean "tabs". No, the cap doesn't fit over them.
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NP. Kind of a weird design.
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