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Old 08-25-2010, 05:24 AM
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If you are running DOT4 fluid it is suggested that you flush once a year as it tends to absorb water faster than DOT3 fluid and when DOT4 contains water it's boiling point drops off quickly.
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yup, Ive got it on my "mid summer checklist"
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Originally Posted by imfamousjim
I just flushed my system with DOT4, took about a quart and a half... Pedal feels very different, I didn't even really notice how spongy it before the new fluid. My car is an 05 with 66k miles, fluid flushes just got added to my regular maintenance checklist (especially with track days in the future).
I notice mine is spongy also. I'd like to flush soon. Anyone have a how to for this?

Also, is Valvoline Dot 3/Dot 4 brake fluid any good?

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