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Brake fluid container, open but sealed tight. Fluid good, or not?

posted by  someone claiming to be Lawrence on  Tue Mar 8 07:06 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Is there any controversy on this one? This question came to mind because I observed a brake fluid container sitting on a shelf in my garage. The vacuum being created inside the bottle had caused the side of the bottle to cave in. How can moisture enter into such a sealed environment.
Is there universal agreement on the need to avoid the use of brake fluid from a previously opened container?

R.






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