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Silicone fluid Compatibillity (Wagner Brakes) 444-544

posted by  gert 444 on  Fri Jul 23 06:56 CST 2004
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I have used silicone brake fluid once, but that was not in a PV. I can't think of any reason why it shouldn't be compatible with any new component, regardless where it's made. However new components may be assembled with brake grease which is as hygroscopic as conventional brake fluid, in which case the benefits of SBF will probably be less.
Keep in mind though that you will have to renew your brake light switch at least once every year when using SBF. Installing a mechanical switch is an option to consider.






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