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DOT-5 SILICONE BRAKE FLUID
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andy1canada
Posted 2015-03-13 1:04 PM (#2567)
Subject: DOT-5 SILICONE BRAKE FLUID


Location: Victoria, BC. Canada
(108.180.28.87)
Had to share this:

http://www.iris-911.com/products.htm

There's a guy on ebay selling US/gal for $50.00

That's $ .39 cents/oz.

Kicks the crap out of most of the other prices I've been seeing.

Terry
#846
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andy1canada
Posted 2015-03-13 1:11 PM (#2568 - in reply to #2567)
Subject: Re: DOT-5 SILICONE BRAKE FLUID


Location: Victoria, BC. Canada
(108.180.28.87)
More info on this stuff:

About Iris Industries Inc

Manufacturer of Silicone Brake Fluid DOT-5(Iris-911), meets both Federal SAE & Military MIL-PRF-46176B.
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Ed Hannevig
Posted 2015-03-22 3:50 PM (#2612 - in reply to #2567)
Subject: RE: DOT-5 SILICONE BRAKE FLUID



(209.237.87.183)
I had both my hydrovac's rebuilt and a note said "no warranty if you use DOT 5 ???

Ed
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andy1canada
Posted 2015-03-22 4:19 PM (#2613 - in reply to #2567)
Subject: Re: DOT-5 SILICONE BRAKE FLUID


Location: Victoria, BC. Canada
(108.180.28.87)
Guess they don't want you using silicone cause they'll 'last forever' and they won't get nearly as much re-build business.

Far as I can figure.

Terry
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Ed Hannevig
Posted 2015-03-25 5:27 PM (#2616 - in reply to #2567)
Subject: Re: DOT-5 SILICONE BRAKE FLUID



(209.237.87.183)
You may be right but #520 had dot 3 for 41 years and I did have to replace the wheel cylinders and my master cylinder now has a stainless core. Not cheap, but it's tough to find the right replacement. Finding a repair kit with residual pressure check valves will not get you to a master cylinder you need. The kit is a "fits all", with or without the check valves.
Th wheel cylinders were made in China. Seven out of eight were usable!
Ed
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