What is that little container circled in the photo? I was doin some trail riding this weekend and came in and noticed it was broken off and all that was left is the hose. Is it essential to the function of my quat? My manual from Kazuma doesn't make mention of it. I'll naturally call the dealer to get it replaced seeing as how there is no way in the world I could find it in the woods.

Check out the picture


::EDIT:: accidentally linked to the thumbnail, fixed it now::EDIT::

 

The picture was quite small and I couldn't make out what you circled. Just a guess - on the back of the atv was it the reservoir for the hydraulic rear disk brake or a vent line from the transmission housing - again, just a guess without being able to see the picture. Keep us posted

 

Ahh, picture is now more clear - reservoir for hydraulic rear disk brake.

 

Ummm look again. I accidentally linked to the thumbnail the first time. I fixed it right away though.

 

Cool. I guess I need a new brake fluid resevoir. I assume it's ok to ride as long as i dont use the rear brake. Somethin just kinda "ripped" it off and the only thing left is the hose and hose clamp. That shouldn't be an expensive part, huh?

 

No, it shouldn't be. Is that the kazuma 150? Yours has a skid plate for the sprocket & disk brake mine doesn't. Did you make that or did it come with the atv?

 

No, thats the big boy, the Dingo 250.

 

Oh and everything on it came that way. I took that pic as soon as I brought it home from the dealer

 

Since it was too late last night to call my dealer about the brake fluid cup, I found one on ebay. Can you believe the seller is asking 30 bux for one of those? With 10 dollars shipping no less. I think that's a rip. I'll get ahold of my dealer today.

 

My Dingo 150 has the skid plate. It was a new feature for 2005. It goes right over the spot where you would mount a ball on the hitch making that impossible. (I had to add an extention plate to mount the ball on).