No, remember mine is an automatic Range Rover 1996 SE that you all helped troubleshoot. The reservoir is split into 2 or 3 compartments.

Grrrrrr, thanks for chiming-in. Finally got reservoir cleaned but had some second thought about an area near the top of small compartment that wasn't accessible. Another member mentioned Denatured alcohol so I'm going to pry off the tank and pour some in, give a swish and let it dry overnight...

Lol

Got it!

What's an airline?

Got it! I'll get some today, pour it in reservoir, swish it around and let it dry.

I will Google that Thanks

All I need is a capful? Remember the tank is empty. Since the reservoir is divided into 2 or 3 separate chambers, not sure if I can get a capful on the other side of the reservoir. Can I pour maybe 1/2 a cup?

Entering winter now not many sunny days. Yesterday would've worked. Lol Had a snow storm last week.

Well it did leave a light residue on the wall of the main chamber but I got it off. However, the smaller separate chamber that you can't access still has a light stain towards the top right-side but I thinks that the old fluid. I just didn't know whether rinse again or leave it alone...

I when I purchased the used unit I googled how to clean and found a UK owner that said to soak with "Clean Green." Couldn't find that in the U S. Simple Green is an environmentally-green biodegradable all purpose cleaner/degreaser that doesn't suppose to leave a residue

Thank you for reassuring me. Attached is the cleaned reservoir. I will pry it off and rinse with the alcohol and let you k ow how it goes.

So that I'm clear, you're saying add a capful of isopropyl alcohol to my EMPTY master brake reservoir, shake it around, pour it out, let it dry, then fill with DOT 4?

Hey there, some of your writing was left off. Would you finish your remark. Thanks

What type of solvent?

Good morning all, I cleaned my reservoir with Simple Green (A biodegradable degreaser). Filled reservoir, shook it, let it soak for ab 1.5 hours turning it upside down for 40 minutes than right up fir awhile. It did a fairly good job but I did notice some residual when it dried. In the filler...

Okay everyone, today I received my master cylinder for my 1996 Range Rover 4.0 SE Automatic. Please chime-in with any do's or don'ts, needs to know, pit falls to avoid and helpful hints. I didn't know whether to clean it or not. That may cause problems. I hope to get to the swap this weekend...

Hey all, yesterday I found a master brake unit on Ebay in the UK. It should arrive between November 7-12. I will keep you all posted.

If you inquire how much it costs and it affordable after I add-in shipping cost, it may work. Thanks,

Thanks you for looking. Will continue the search.