> Imron is epoxy isn't it?? Wow if that even comes off....
I believe so; it's two-part, anyway.
> but the iron is rusting on my brake master. You shouldn't have sloshing
> fluid though. I had a leak where the new plastic reservoir mated to
The snake's brake reservoirs are separate metal "glue-cans" mounted on
the firewall. Originally I left the plastic anti-slosh(?) thingies
inside, but the fluid kept seeping out from under the lids. Finally I
took the plastic gizmos out and was able to get the lids to seal
properly.
> How about going to DOT 5 Silicon fluid, Kevin. That's what's in my
> Alpine and it is working great... I haven't driven it for more than
> a year, maybe two but it still isn't leaking. The Tiger with Girling
> LMA would be shot in 6 months easy. And the best thing is it doesn't
> eat paint!
Girling LMA is okay if it's flushed every year or two. Silicone fluid
won't eat paint but you do want to avoid getting it on the exterior of
your car. It leaves a nearly impossible to remove residue which can
cause fisheying if you ever have to repaint that area.
>
> Gary
Roland
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