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07-06-2008, 08:32 AM
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Silicone brake fluid use
Can I start to mix and use silicone brake fluid in all of my cars, to get the benefit that it is not affected by moisture -- as stated in another thread in this site?? I would like to use it in my two Mercedes and my Corvette. Thanks, Ben Carter
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Ben Harrison Carter 1999 Mercedes ML320 87K 1992 Mercedes 300CE 89K 1995 Corvette 29K -- Sold Dec 09 1989 Mercedes 420SEL 99K -- (Sold 4/08) 1968 Mercedes 230S (106K) (Sold 9/06)) 1976 Mercedes 450SEL 130K (Just sold - 06) 1961 Mercedes 220Sb (sold years ago) 
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07-06-2008, 01:00 PM
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Thanks, Matt
I thought that was the case but just wanted some verification of it. I will continue to use the proper brake fluid. Ben Carter
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Ben Harrison Carter 1999 Mercedes ML320 87K 1992 Mercedes 300CE 89K 1995 Corvette 29K -- Sold Dec 09 1989 Mercedes 420SEL 99K -- (Sold 4/08) 1968 Mercedes 230S (106K) (Sold 9/06)) 1976 Mercedes 450SEL 130K (Just sold - 06) 1961 Mercedes 220Sb (sold years ago)
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07-06-2008, 11:36 PM
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Like MIKE L said. No doubt about it.
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