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    Changing from DOT 3 to DOT 5

    I agree. I put my vote in for organic compound. I have a good line on super blue dot 4. It's what I've always used in all of my cars. The only reason it that I can periodically bleed the system till I get clean blue fluid. I like having some peace of mind when it comes to being able to stop.
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    Changing from DOT 3 to DOT 5

    This is true. If I would of read this thread before my brakes went out I could of saved myself like $10 bucks! boy a little can of that Dot 5 is expensive. But when I was googleing "deuce brake fluid site:steelsoldiers.com" it didn't seem to show up. Oh well at least I noticed right away and was...
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    Changing from DOT 3 to DOT 5

    Not to hijack this but what is the chances that a '83 M35A2 would of had dot 3 in it when it came from surplus. The guy I purchased it from claimed It hadnt been converted to silicone. Well after a day if owning it the brakes went soft. The tranny tunnel says "HB brake fluid only" after only a...
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