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Originally Posted by kerry edwards
The answer is not straightforward. For instance, it partly depends on the climate. I owned a 1971 Travco which, up until 2005 had the original brake fluid in it. Now, it spent its whole life in Colorado which has an extremely dry climate. It would not have lasted that long in a humid environment.
If the brake fluid you bled out did not look too bad, I'd let it go. But I'm in Colorado. If it looked bad, and I lived in Alabama, I'd do the clutch system.
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No, as I said, it looked pretty clear, no bad at all... I am in Los Angeles, CA. As far as I can tell it's pretty dry here... So I guess the best bet for me is to let it go...
Amazing your '71 Travco though... how did the brake fluid look after 34 years, even in Colorado?
Rino