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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 You should toss the open container of ATE. Once you open the bottle, it starts absorbing water. I've always used Motul for brakes and clutches. ATE
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The two different colors is precisely the reason I went with ATE for the brakes. I'm less concerned about that for the clutch though because there's only a single line to bleed. I'd be happy to go with Motul instead of ATE, but I assume the Motul shouldn't sit open on the shelf for very long either. If that's the case, I'll just stick with the ATE that I already have rather than buying a bottle of Motul, using less than half, and then having to dispose of it before I have a need to use the rest of the bottle.
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