As long as its DOT3 or DOT4 for DD - as long as its clean/clear and not over 2 years old. Good to go.

 

listen to smike he posts lots of usefull info!

Guilty, my fluid is the same as was in there when I bought the car new on 1/2/07.

Don't fret, new fluid and pads are going in and on respectively in a few weeks. Not to threadjack, but smike or someone else, is it better to change my pads then flush my brake fluid or vice versa?

 

I like to change the pads, then bleed.

 

Thanks for the info. I replaced my lower clutch line, bled it with the Mityvac because trying to find a power bleeder on hand are here was like trying to pull teeth, and everything seemed to work out good. If i ever do my brakes, i will definately be purchasing a power bleeder though.