Pentosin 4
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Does Pentosin 4 meets Jaguar's specs? Last week I got a the Jag brake fluid at the dealer for $19.99/litre to change my fluid and it was not enough. I need a second bottle but, hate to make the long drive to the dealer again.
Albert
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Yes. Did mine and it only took about 1/2 litre. You should have suctioned out the master cylinder before you started otherwise you have to push all that dirty fluid through the lines. Turkey baster works great......... just be sure and clean it before you give it back to your wife.
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Yes. Did mine and it only took about 1/2 litre. You should have suctioned out the master cylinder before you started otherwise you have to push all that dirty fluid through the lines. Turkey baster works great......... just be sure and clean it before you give it back to your wife.
Albert
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Brake fluid is basically a generic-spec product that meets Department of Transportation specs, hence the "DOT 4" label. The Jaguar brand is not exotic. It is probably produced by an UK manufacturer like Girling under a Jaguar relabel.
Modern ABS systems are somewhat delicate and sensitive to contaminated brake fluid. Hence it is a good idea to flush your brakes periodically.
Modern ABS systems are somewhat delicate and sensitive to contaminated brake fluid. Hence it is a good idea to flush your brakes periodically.
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For DOT4, I prefer ATE SuperBlue (It is indeed blue in color). It has a 280 degree boiling point, and has a "amber" colored version that lets you flush the system (something that should be done every two years) with easy visuals to know the job is done right.
Vince
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