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Does anyone know where to find these covers? Thank you in advance!
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How do you check fluid levels with such covers?
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For coolant, as long as it's level reaches just below the seam in the center of the reservoir, it's got plenty. That's where the 'Min' mark is located. It's visible with the cover on. For the brake fluid, I guess you would have to take off the cap to see.
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Yea.. beyond ridiculous price gouge for some recycled plastic. It's worth more to the retailer (apparently) than it is to me so I'm letting them keep it.
I've seen someone paint the top of their factory reservoir. How long that would look good, I'm not sure. I'll probably stay stock.
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