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Posted: Fri Apr 23rd, 2021 06:57 pm |
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mhoward Hey look ~ they ~ bounce! ![]() Joined: Sun Oct 22nd, 2017
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I agree, the DOT 3/4/5.1 *IS* a sponge for sure. The DOT 5 (not to be confused with DOT 5.1) is silicone-based, so it isn't hygroscopic. However, it isn't compatible with the old DOT 3 or 4, meaning I could have serious issues if I don't get ALL of the old fluid out of the system. That said, that rules out the DOT 5 for me, so probably use the DOT 4 to get a better boiling point and remain compatible with the juice that's been in the brake system for 18 years. So you think the Harbor Freight pneumatic bleeder is a decent tool? I didn't know O'Reilly/AutoZone tool rentals included things like that. Will check if I have issues.
____________________ -- Michael 2003 Ranger Edge / Extended Cab / Flareside / 3.0L FLEX / 5r44e Auto / 2WD / 8.8 LS 4:10 / Sonic Blue Pearl So many mods... so little time... |
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