Standby diver
Member
Right I assume heat and other contamination were to blame for color change. But I have often heard that brake fluid changes color when there is water in it. So one may assume if brake fluid is clear it is safe to use. But i ended up with a mixture of 25% water with the fluid being clear. This means that water ALONE will not change the color of brake fluid. But we do know that small percentage of water will seriously effect the boiling point.
Why is this important, well it may not be at all. But it may also be an eye opener as to why you should only use brake fluid from a sealed container. Sure you opened it and closed it right away and stored it, but the fluid remaining clear does not indicate there is no water in it.
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk
Why is this important, well it may not be at all. But it may also be an eye opener as to why you should only use brake fluid from a sealed container. Sure you opened it and closed it right away and stored it, but the fluid remaining clear does not indicate there is no water in it.
Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk