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|  F60L master cylinder plastic cap 
			
			I have a 1945 Ford F60L. It has a newish replacement stainless steel brake master cylinder with a plastic fill cap. The brakes work very well. (The part looks exactly like the one I’ve attached). Only I’ve over tightened the plastic cap and I can’t unscrew it. I’ve already damaged the side of the cap by trying to wedge it open with a chisel and a hammer...yes, I’m ham fisted. What’s the way forward? Will it come off and I just buy a replacement cap? Where do I get a cap? How else can I get the cap off? Will I have to remove the entire master cylinder and then bleed the brakes too? | 
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