clutch reservoir missing!

[88formula]

Have an 82 sx4 with 6 cylinder. Boght it without a clutch master and finally found one online, BUT it didn't have the tube for a reservoir!
I've been looking for some ideas for what I could do to build one that would thread in there, or any other vehicle that has a remote reservoir that works?

[eaglefreek]

Some of the Eagles didn't have a reservoir, just a tube. Any reservoir will work. One form a motorcycle would work just fine. Here's a couple options. This one might be a little too big, though http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wilwood-Master-Cylinder-Remote-Reservoir-Kit-260-11098-/191631884986?hash=item2c9e2682ba&vxp=mtr

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Ducati-1098S-1098R-1198-Brembo-Rear-Brake-Fluid-Cylinder-Reservoir-/351545524291

[88formula]

Yes! That's the idea!!!! Now, how to go about making an adaptor to fit to the master. Could I just use a piece of brake line and put a bubble flare on the end? Thin the hose will have somthing to hold on too!!!

I've heard about the hose reservoir, but never actually seen one... now I'm curious, anybody have any photos?

[eaglefreek]

Any line or hose that is compatible with brake fluid will be fine. I've seen one, but can't find any pics on the web. Here's a diagram with the reservoir.

[88formula]

That picture looks like the reservoir goes into the end of the master, is that correct? ?? I assumed it would go in to the one closer to the pushrod.

[carnuck]

The angled fitting is where the pressure line comes out. Look at Asian cars like Toyota and Honda for clutch reservoirs but clean them out carefully before using! You never know what contaminants may have been in it by a previous owner.