Brake Fluid Reservoir Cap Replacement for Ford Focus Mondeo Escort Kuga Taurus Edge | Direct Fit Oil Tank Cover

This brake fluid reservoir cap is a direct replacement for the original oil tank cover on several Ford models. It helps keep your braking system sealed and functioning by preventing fluid leaks and contamination. The cap is designed to match the original part number for a secure and reliable fit.

Designed as a simple one-to-one swap, this cap restores the integrity of your brake fluid reservoir. A properly sealed system is essential for consistent brake pedal feel and overall vehicle safety. Replacing a worn or missing cap is a quick maintenance step that can prevent more serious issues down the road.

The cap is built to the same specifications as the factory Ford part. It provides a tight seal that helps keep moisture and dirt out of the brake fluid, which can degrade performance over time. This replacement is a practical choice for maintaining your vehicle's braking system.

Swapping out your old or damaged cap with this replacement is a straightforward process. It fits securely onto the reservoir, giving you confidence that your brake fluid stays clean and your system remains pressurized. This is an easy, low-cost way to keep your car in good working order.

Key Features and Benefits

- Direct fit design that matches original Ford part numbers for a simple installation

• Helps seal the brake fluid reservoir to prevent leaks and keep contaminants out

• Restores the proper function of your braking system for reliable performance

• Cost-effective replacement that avoids the need for a full reservoir assembly

Who Is This For

- Ford owners needing a direct replacement for a cracked, loose, or missing brake fluid cap

• DIY mechanics looking for an easy and affordable fix for a common maintenance issue

• Anyone performing a routine brake system check or fluid flush and wanting a fresh seal

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed his brake fluid reservoir cap was cracked and wouldn't tighten properly. He was worried about dirt getting into the system and causing brake problems. After checking the part number on his old cap, he ordered this replacement. It clicked right into place, and his brake fluid reservoir was sealed again. The whole job took him less than two minutes.

Micro Comparison

While some aftermarket caps may claim universal fit, this cap is designed to match the specific part numbers for the listed Ford models. This reduces the guesswork and ensures the cap fits and seals correctly the first time. It is a direct replacement that works with your original reservoir.

Specifications

Part Number: BV612162A1B (and cross-references: 6M512162AA, 6M512162A1A, 3M512162AB, F1FC2162B1A, JX612162B1A, 1838909, 1735970, 1223485, 1508077, BV6Z2162C, LR026354)

Compatible Models: Ford Focus, Mondeo, Escort, Kuga, Taurus, Edge

Package Includes

- 1 x Brake Fluid Reservoir Cap

Why You Will Love It

You will love how easy it is to restore a critical part of your braking system. This cap gives you peace of mind that your brake fluid stays clean and your system is sealed. It is a small part that makes a big difference in your car's safety.

Questions and Answers

Question: Will this cap fit my 2015 Ford Focus?

Answer: It is compatible with the Ford Focus, but you should always compare the part number on your original cap to the numbers listed in the specifications to be sure.

Question: Is this cap the same as the one that came with my car?

Answer: Yes, it is designed as a direct replacement and matches several original Ford part numbers, including BV612162A1B and 6M512162AA.

Question: Do I need any special tools to install this cap?

Answer: No, you can simply remove the old cap and press this new one into place by hand. No tools are required.

Question: What happens if I use a cap with the wrong part number?

Answer: It may not fit correctly or seal properly, which could allow dirt or moisture into your brake fluid. Always verify the part number matches your original.

Question: Will this cap stop a brake fluid leak from the reservoir?

Answer: If the leak is coming from a faulty or missing cap, this replacement will seal the reservoir. If the leak is from a crack in the reservoir itself, you will need to replace the whole unit.