Silicone fluid is not inherently more compressible than DOT 3 or 4, but it
retains trapped air for much longer and silicone fluid can also absorb air.
That means if you shake the container or pour it such that air is entrapped in
the fluid, it can stay there in a way that is not visible and then when you
bleed the system, it will end up inside the lines and give you a spongy pedal
feel.
http://www.mossmotors.com/SiteGraphics/Pages/Brake_Fluid/page4.html
Theo
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