DOT 5 Brake Fluid
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WELL, D
H, when you drink "grape" juice, does IT stay 'purple' ??????
JEESH, kids now days. Send 'em ta skool, whadda they do????
Burn the books and eat the teacher.
BUT then again, maybe NOT ! 
H, when you drink "grape" juice, does IT stay 'purple' ??????JEESH, kids now days. Send 'em ta skool, whadda they do????
Burn the books and eat the teacher.
BUT then again, maybe NOT !
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The purple is a dye and will dissappear over time to let you know the fluid has reach its end of life expectancy and needs replacing?
Last edited by Thundermug; Sep 5, 2009 at 05:16 PM.
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It, the brake fluid, has a compression life fatigue cycle. After a certain amount of brake applications, compressions, the fluid changes color. Well it sounded good didn't it? You know it did. Probably just age of the fluid and heat, that's my best guess.
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