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Hi all,

Does anyone know where I can get new screws for the front brake reservoir? The reservoir has been leaking since I had an off on some sleepers at a track crossing, they can be really slick!

Its leaking either through the screw or from the cap Mon the reservoir.

I tried to undo it but the previous owner had tightened too much and the one screw just disintegrated.

Are the wr250r and wr250x ones the same? As there are a couple on eBay for the x model but nothing for the r.

Cheers guys



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I can take a picture of my wr250x reservoir for you if that would help for you to see if they are the same?

Adam.

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I would be very surprised if they were different.

I thought the x and r were pretty well identical other that the wheel sizes.



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The front brake disc and caliper is larger on the x but not sure about the reservoir.

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Hi Adam that would be great thanks, my reservoir measures at 55mm x 38mm ish.

would that be similar to yours?

cheers mate



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56 pence each

http://www.yamahamotorcyclespares.co.uk/spares/epcPageList.asp?modelID=11339&uID=0



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wonkyconk wrote:

Hi Adam that would be great thanks, my reservoir measures at 55mm x 38mm ish.

would that be similar to yours?

cheers mate


 You won't be needing the picture now as I see someone has posted up a parts catalogue which will be very useful to us all. 



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Cheers all, for anyone wanting to replace the screws for whatever reason they are m4 14mm countersunk screws, I'm going to replace with Allen headed screws.
Thanks again

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Excellent info. If you go for stainless, you just have to remember to put a slight wipe of copper grease on the screws to make sure you don't have any problems with the aluminium-stainless interface.

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