> Thought: If I go in to a auto parts store & I purchase silcone brake
>fluid, then two years later when I'm on the road in another state & go,
>to a different store, to buy silicone brake fluid [purchasing a
>different name brand]. Will this silcone brake fluid be compatable?
>I guess my problem is that I should not lie awake at night thinking of
> my car. :>)
Do you have the same nightmares about DOT 4 brake fluid?
The DOT number refers to a United States Department of Transportation
specification for brake fluid. Any brake fluid that meets the same
specification should be compatible and have properties that meet the
standard. Thus the fluids would be virtually identical from a
compatibility and performance standpoint.
Personally I would rather lay in bed counting TR3s cresting a ridge and
dropping down into some tight curves on a lonely mountain road.
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