9041867 Angled Translucent Reservoir Brake Master Pump

Product Overview
The 9041867 Angled Translucent Reservoir Brake Master Pump mounts its fluid reservoir at a noticeable angle rather than upright. The angled tank follows the slope of the original firewall or bulkhead, improving packaging and keeping the fluid level easy to read through the translucent walls. The design is typical of certain GM MPV applications that need the reservoir to sit clear of other components.

Core Functions
1. Angled reservoir mounting – matches the original bulkhead slope and frees space above the cylinder.
2. Translucent wall visibility – fluid level can be checked from the side without removing the cap.
3. Secure angled interface – the tank-to-body joint is designed to remain sealed under the angled load.
4. Dual-circuit ports – standard outlets for front and rear brake circuits.

Purchasing Motivations
1. Correct angle prevents the tank from hitting the hood or cowl.
2. Translucent material speeds up routine fluid-level inspections.
3. Distinct angled silhouette reduces mis-picks in the warehouse.

OEM/ODM Services
Custom packaging that shows the angled feature is available. Changes to the mounting angle or translucency must be reviewed and validated to keep packaging and visibility correct.

Customer Pain Points Addressed
1. Upright tanks interfere with the hood or cowl on these vehicles – the angled design clears them.
2. Opaque tanks hide low fluid – the translucent wall makes the level obvious.
3. Incorrect angle causes leaks at the tank joint – the original angle and seal design are retained.

FAQ
Q1: Why is the reservoir angled on the 9041867 Angled Translucent Reservoir Brake Master Pump?
The angle follows the original vehicle bulkhead so the tank sits correctly without interference.
Q2: Can I still see the fluid level clearly?
Yes. The translucent material is intended for side viewing of the fluid level.
Q3: Is the angled joint more prone to leaks?
No. When the correct unit is used and the seal is properly seated, the joint remains sealed under normal conditions.