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Ford brake fluid and coolant

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  • Retrogamer
    Retrogamer Posts: 4,218 Forumite
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    paddedjohn wrote: »
    Because in all my years on the spanners and as an mot inspector ive yet to see actual proof that its needed.

    Have you never came across a siezed / sticky brake caliper or wheel cylinder that's been caused by corrosion?
    All your base are belong to us.
  • colino
    colino Posts: 5,059 Forumite
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    Most sticky calipers are caused by external corrosion and grime, likewise sticky/seized wheel cylinders are from the exposed polished surface corroding, not from the fluid side.
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