BRAKE FLUID ISSUE...Please Read
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From: Carrabelle, Fl
The good thing is that you wern't hurt during this process....
But when you asked for the bake fluid that a 86 takes did you tell them that you had an aftermarket system on your bike? You are really lucky that they even rebuilt the system for you. Honestly I would have told you to hit the road if it was my shop, but thats just me. Anyway just chalk it up as a lesson learned and dont do it again.
But when you asked for the bake fluid that a 86 takes did you tell them that you had an aftermarket system on your bike? You are really lucky that they even rebuilt the system for you. Honestly I would have told you to hit the road if it was my shop, but thats just me. Anyway just chalk it up as a lesson learned and dont do it again.
SAS hit on the correct answer....
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Joined: Dec 2008
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From: McAllen texas
Dot 3 and 4...,difference - heat-ability.
Dot5 silicone based..synthetic.
Does anyone know of a bike that uses DOT5?
I just got mine...a 2000 heritage..I'm sticking with DOT4. Though I have to ascertain what is in it presently. I can easily take a few drops out...mix it with dot4 and if it turns to jelly...I'll know it's dot5 if not..it's ok no matter what it is.
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