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I have these two almost full bottles of brake fluid.
Priming and getting the brakes clutch working is close.
One is labelled for motorbikes.
Interchangeable or mix?
Dot3 vs Dot4
Go on.
Thanks
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Either will do, although I wouldn't deliberately mix Dot3 and 4 in a system that is all new: pick one.
I would be more concerned about using fluid from containers that have been open for ages.
Personally, I'd bin the open containers and buy a litre of fresh, which ought to be enough to do the whole car with a minimum of waste.
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Rich
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DOT 3 vs DOT 4 in Rezin Rockit Rich
@foxmcintyre
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I would be more concerned about using fluid form containers that have been open for ages. Personally, I'd bin the open containers and buy a litre of fresh, which ought to be enough to do the whole car with a minimum of waste. Exactly my thoughts on the matter on the main thread. |
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they are both Dot4 !
though as mentioned, unless they are very recent I would just get a new pot.
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Last Edit: May 3, 2022 14:13:26 GMT by welshpug
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Cool
Advice heeded.
Will pour the old stuff out in the neighbours hedge.
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jamesd1972
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DOT 3 vs DOT 4 in Rezin Rockit jamesd1972
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Cool Advice heeded. Will pour the old stuff out in the neighbours hedge. That's what I do with mine  James |
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