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28-06-20, 22:06
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Having had a quick read on the net, I think I would stick with dot 3 or dot 4. Silicone fluid (dot 5) is not recommended by Porsche for instance. Silicone has other problems. I think better the devil you know unless you were replacing all the components. Keep your fleet the same. My gut feeling.
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