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Old 09-01-2006, 04:11 PM   #1
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Default brake fluid quick questions

i need to replace my fluid since its boiled a couple of times and is quite dark now. i got my moneys worth out of it but i really do give the braking system a flogging almost daily.

ive got some new EBC greenstuff pads to replace the worn out advance's and i need new fluid to compliment these pads.

what i need to know is, does the falcon manual [xr6] specify a mineral fluid to be used? if not i think i can go with some 5.1 stuff like castrol SRF or motul 5.1, or am i wrong? i remember hearing somewhere you cant use dot5.1 in eseries falcons.

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