AndyTheLandy(Tom)
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do i use synthetic or mineral oil in my series 3 1981 clutch ???
CLUTCH FLUID
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Dragonwalker
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Brake or Clutch Fluid , if you don't know, don't put anything in until you been shown by someone who knows what they're doing ...
Dragonwalker
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steve2286w
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When the master cylinder or clutch cylinder seals go the mineral oil just strips the paint from the footwell plates , this woundnt happen with silicon oil
Dingo Croft sell dynolite for £30 a litre , never needs changing and don’t absorb water
Dingo Croft sell dynolite for £30 a litre , never needs changing and don’t absorb water
Pretty sure I have synthetic dot 4 in my clutch and brakes. Needs to be put into a clean new system.
This article worth a read.
http://www.mossmotoring.com/brake-fluid-for-classic-british-cars/
This article worth a read.
http://www.mossmotoring.com/brake-fluid-for-classic-british-cars/
rob1miles
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DOT 4 - backards compatible and works fine. Avoid DOT 5.
