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So I went to Kragen the other day to pick up some brake fluid, and when they looked in their computer they told me they didn't know what kind it takes. Also that I have to go to the dealer to get it. Do i really have to go to the dealer to get brake fluid for this car or can i get something else? What are you guys using...
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Dont put DOT 5 in it thinking it will be an even higher boiling point cause it is not compatable with other brake fluids and could cause damage.
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DOT 4 is a generic brake fluid standard. Within DOT 4 compliant fluids, the boiling point will vary a bit from fluid to fluid. The better fluids have a higher boiling point. I personally use the ATE fluids - reasonable cost and it has one of the higher boiling points. They make a blue and gold fluid. Alternating the color between changes simplies the flush since you know the old fluid is out by monitoring the color.
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