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. Exactly as it should be... Just like the Dextron II to Dextron III and so on. Thinking about it, I haven't heard about that problem in transmissions.

. I had done some more reading after our thread here ran its course. Like so many things, there are two camps. One who claims if you aren't running DOT 5 the world will end. The other is the DOT 3 camp who thinks everybody is stupid who didn't stay with what the owners manual says. As I...

. Yeah, I know. What!? That goofy "heart in the eyes" icon is about the best thing we have here to voice real goodness to something posted. Really makes my day to hear that said! Maybe there are a few good Chinamen after all.

. Nicely said V8srfun There is definitely a race to the bottom in a lot of things. I may have even stated before in these forums that I am willing to pay a little more for American Made hardware - like a lot of other folks. I think what we all want is good and functional especially when lives...

. Maybe the rubber is some sort of import? The rules are different here than other places. Sadly, the seller and the buyer doesn't know they have a problem until it is too late.

. It was interesting as I was reading your post. Second paragraph or so, I was thinking that the rubber brake lines.... And as I kept reading that was already part of the discussion. A whole LOT of research went into that piece of learning!

. That is a lot of reading m1010plowboy . Lots of really good information shared here! Explained a lot of things for me. Thank you!

. Logic says: Yes, DOT 3 was in the truck when it rolled off the assembly line. Many mentions above my post about not mixing brake fluids. Everybody has an opinion, but the DOT 5 shouldn't hurt anything - and it has better temperature characteristics and helps stop rust from forming in the...