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Old 09-14-2010, 05:28 PM
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Default Remote brakefluid reservoir fluid level sensor

Hi Guys
I need to add some brake fluid level senors to my remote resivoirs. I'm looking for something that can be modified to fit my existing alloy caps.

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Hi Dave,

Here's what I did: Wilwood MC Float Switches

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Thanks Mike
I knew you had done something just couldn't remember. I'll head down the wreckers now I know what to get.
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Default brake fluid level sensors

Hi Dave

Check out RS Components.
They have various generic level sensors that can be fitted into any sort of container.

I purchased some for my brake reservoirs in my GT40 and they work really well.

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Hi Dimi

Any chance of some part numbers and maybe a pic or two of your set up?
You can send it to my email if you can't resize for the forum.

I went to the wreckers and half the sensors I got don't work so something with new parts would be great.
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Hi Dave

The sensors you need are from RS Components.
Look for the RSF50 Series liquid float level sensor.
They are $21-20 plus GST.

These can be configured to be either normally open or closed by reversing the float on the shaft.

Just drill a mounting hole in the lid of the brake reservoir, fit the sensor and you are done.

They work very well and are the ones I have fitted to the brake and clutch reservoirs in my GT40.

It pays to include the clutch as I had a leak in the slave cylinder seal and if not for the sensor would not have known until I would have run out of clutch and been left stranded.

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I got some sensor from Jaycar. My covers on my Reservoirs come off so instead of putting them through the cap I put mounted them in the lid. No floppy wires hanging out of lid.
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Master cylinder reservoirs installed and working. Thanks Dimi for the ideas.
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