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To: mcoop@amfam.com
Subject: Silicone brake Fluid
From: rtriplett@bjservices.com
Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 11:14:29 -0600
Cc: triumphs@autox.team.net
>From: "Michael L. Coop" <>   or 4
>Listers - Do any of you have experience using Silicone Brake Fluid on
LBC's?
>I'm just completing a total rebuild of the brake system on my '78 Spit
1500
>including new Master Cylinder, new wheel cylinders, professionally
re-built
>calipers, and braided stainless steel brake hoses.
>I've read so much pro and con about Silicone fluid on some of the other
>lists (Porsche etc.) and am now totally confused.
>I drive the car about 2500 miles in the summer and fall.  The rest of the
>year I keep it under cover in my garage.
>Thanks for any experience and advice you can share.
>Mike Coop
>Michael Coop Agency, Inc.


Mike, I've heard all the stories about silicone brake fluid, and I've got
to say that, for my TR3, I love the stuff.  It doesn't asorb moisture,
doesn't eat paint, and is very easy to work with.  It also won't attack
rubber fittings.  I've only had it in the car for a little less than a
year, but no problems as yet.  I drive my car about like yours.  I wonder
if anyone on the list has any experience with that new brake fluid that is
supposed to have the features of silicone, but even better??


Richard Triplett



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