Reply to "Black stuff in clutch master reservoir"

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I just spoke with one of the Alfa parts suppliers. He said ATE is German - good quality. They sell a brand called "Interbrake" which is Italian. He said they rarely have one of these returned due to leakage. Still working on part numbers for both but the one above "looks" correct. From the excel parts sheet, and the one on my car is a Benditialia 1409345. That is the original OEM piece. Bore measured 0.7465 inches (18.96 mm) and had a max stroke 1.25 inches (31.74 mm)

5/22/231:44 PM

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