Recall - front brake fluid reservoir bracket

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anyone else got this and know what the issue may be? Could find any details on the campaign no. 274
 

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I broke 2 of these reservoir brackets. Used a brembo RCS item for quite a while but had the recall done last week. It's a revised, stronger reservoir bracket. I didn't get any info on the part number with this.
 
Mcv4 said:
I broke 2 of these reservoir brackets. Used a brembo RCS item for quite a while but had the recall done last week. It's a revised, stronger reservoir bracket. I didn't get any info on the part number with this.
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so you have RCS master cylinders and kept the original reservoir and reservoir brackets and both brake and clutch brackets broke?
 
I have stock 22 V4 master cylinder and broke 2x front brake reservoir brackets. Used a Brembo alloy bracket as was sick of breaking the stock part. Hopefully the revised Ducati one from the recall will last now.
 
jackyff8 said:
so you have RCS master cylinders and kept the original reservoir and reservoir brackets and both brake and clutch brackets broke?
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The OEM bracket won't work with the RCS masters. The bracket for the RCS uses the top mounting bolt for the clamp to hold it onto the bar as it's means of attachment.

I checked Ducati's recall page, my bike is listed. I think I'd rather just buy a RCS one instead of letting a dealer touch it.

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The OE reservoir doesn't work 100% perfectly with the RCS bracket but good enough. It looks like a bit of an add on fix compared to the OE bracket too (probably better if you had it coated / anodized black) if you're worried about that sort of thing.
 

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What do you mean by not working 100%, can you elaborate? IIRC, the oem res and a locating pin and there’s a hole for it on the OEM bracket. I’d probably just snap off the pin and be done with it.
 
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Here is mine on SP2. I noticed the bracket is 1. Black 2. It’s mounted on the back bolts of the master cylinder instead of using the
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BP PanigaleV4S said:
What do you mean by not working 100%, can you elaborate? IIRC, the oem res and a locating pin and there’s a hole for it on the OEM bracket. I’d probably just snap off the pin and be done with it.
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Only what you are saying regarding the locating pin really. The brembo bracket sits the res very close to the fairing and only relies on the friction between bolt and rubber grommet to stop it from turning. Mine did vibrate on the fairing a couple of times. No biggie though. It's hard to bend the bracket to give it more clearance without making the res sit at an angle.
 
BP PanigaleV4S said:
The brake reservoir bracket can break.

ETA: I've been trying to find the text or a PDF that would show the new part number, but haven't had any luck.
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I thought you found it before. Maybe was someone else. Old bracket pn ended 222A and new bracket 224A or something similar. I recall one of the 2's was replaced with a 4.
 
JFlo said:
Mine is getting replaced right now. Never had an issue with the original.
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can you post a pic after you get it replaced? Would like to see if they are now positioning the bracket using the front bolts instead of the rear. With the silver, it looks like a eye sore and afterthought IMO..
 

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