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I was wondering how much you need in total for both a brake and clutch fluid bleed in terms of capacity. Planning to go dot 4 over the OEM stuff
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Brake/Clutch fluid bleed recommended capacity
I was wondering how much you need in total for both a brake and clutch fluid bleed in terms of capacity. Planning to go dot 4 over the OEM stuff which has been in this car for over 2 years now. I have about 1.5L of Motul RBF 600 and I'm assuming a brake bleed needs about 1L? Which leaves 500ml left for the clutch fluid.
Also I was wondering if there was any danger in using an expired (1yr old) Sealed brake fluid container (Motul - same stuff as above). Never opened before. Appreciate any helpful info! |
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