Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1998 20:13:58 +0000 From: "G.Velema" <"NOSPAMgvelemanopsamr.nl.net"nopsamr.NL.net> Subject: Re: Brakes on 86 9000T
Johan LAUWERS wrote: > >... > When it's to warm the viscosity of the oil returns to the one of water > meaning you just push the pedal to the bottom. ... I don't think so. For hydraulic purpose one could use water and the brakes would work as well. After a short time the pistons will rust solid to the cylinders though, that is the problem with water. The problem with high temperature is that it will cause the accumulated moisture (water) in the brake fluid to boil and form gas in the system. Gas (water vapour) is compressible and will cause the brakes to fail. MH ('78 95 '79 96)
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