Pelican Parts Search Question
 

If I search for “brake fluid” I get the following results:

Catalog Parts Search:
Description Part Number Category More Info
Rear Brake Caliper, Left, 911 Carrera 2 (1990), Carrera 4 (1989-94), Each
F-352-421-02
Rear Brake Calipers


Brake Caliper Piston Seal Kit, each (2 req. per caliper), 34mm
N-352-919-10
Caliper Piston Seal Kits


Front Brake Caliper, Right, (Big Red) 911 Turbo (1993-98), Each
S-351-426-10
Front Brake Calipers


Swepco 201 Transmission Fluid, 1 Gallon, Each
SWE-201-80W90
Swepco 201 Transmission Fluid


Pagid Yellow Rear Brake Pad Set, (132mm), With Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Turbo (1995-98)
PEL-900252
Pagid Yellow Rear Brake Pad Sets


Pagid Orange Front Brake Pad Set, (132mm), With Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Turbo (1995-98)
PEL-904599
Pagid Orange Front Brake Pad Sets


Pagid Blue Rear Brake Pad Set, (132mm), With Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Turbo (1995-98)
PEL-904592
Pagid Blue Rear Brake Pad Sets


Pagid Orange Rear Brake Pad Set, (132mm), With Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Turbo (1995-98)
PEL-906527
Pagid Orange Rear Brake Pad Sets


Pagid Blue Front Brake Pad Set, (98mm), Without Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Carrera 2/4 (1989-94)
PEL-904595
Pagid Blue Front Brake Pad Sets


Pagid Orange Front Brake Pad Set, (132mm), With Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Turbo (1995-98)
PEL-904599
Pagid Orange Front Brake Pad Sets


Pagid Blue Rear Brake Pad Set, (64mm), With Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Carrera 2 (1990-91)
PEL-900248
Pagid Blue Rear Brake Pad Sets


Pagid Yellow Front Brake Pad Set, (132mm), With Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Turbo (1995-98)
PEL-904600
Pagid Yellow Front Brake Pad Sets


Pagid Yellow Front Brake Pad Set, (98mm), Without Brake Pad Sensor, 911 Carrera 2/4 (1989-94)
PEL-904597
Pagid Yellow Front Brake Pad Sets





I don’t see brake fluid there, do you? What’s up with this? If I search for “ATE” I can find “ATE brake fluid.”

Your search returns anything that has either "brake" OR "fluid" in it. That will return thousands upon thousands of hits. Try "+brake +fluid" to force it to only give results with both. It would be nice of Pelican implemented a "-" as well, so you could say "+brake +fluid -reservoir -cap" to get what you're actually looking for.

Dan

Thanks, but that didn't work. I don't think the search engine uses "+" as AND.

I tried a bunch of combinations like "+brake +fluid", "+brake+fluid", "brake+fluid", "brake AND fluid" and none of them worked.