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08-16-2020 11:42 AM #1

rspears
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Originally Posted by jerry clayton

Dot 5 is silicon based and NOT Hydroscopic. Dot 3 & 4 are glycol based and are hydroscopic

Sorry Jerry, that was supposed to be DOT 5.1 but I missed the suffix! You are absolutely right, DOT 5 is the purple silicone based fluid. It's a moot point anyway as we got off base from the question asked.

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