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Date: 19 Mar 1998 02:48:06 GMT From: 91CivicDX <alannopsamA.dr.YET.com> Subject: Re: silicon brake fluid
Adjusting the subluxation from J. Forbes's spine, out popped: JF: Stick with regular fluid, and if you are concerned about corrosion, just JF: change fluid every year or two. To change the fluid, suck the reservoir dry, JF: then add new fluid and bleed all the brakes (dont let the reservoir run dry) JF: until only clean new fluid comes out the bleed screws. You mean I should change the fluid every 2 years? I think I still have my original fluid in my car. Is this bad? Now that might partially explain why I have to step down really low to _start_ slowing down. Please inform me. Alan -- Alan -->...I was (hoping) to meet a guy holding white lab mice with wires sticking out of their heads... --Davey.
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