Can sitting fluid absorb moisture?
Can sitting fluid absorb moisture?
I have a track day friday, just got stainliness lines and titanium shims.
When I replace the lines, I'm obviously going to flush my system. I have an opened liter of ATE Type 200 sitting on my shelf. I completely forgot I had it. I had to use a tiny bit in my VIII when I replaced those lines.
I have some motul RBF600 that will be here thursday, but I'd like to use up this ATE I have. Think it's any good or should I just toss it and use the motul?
When I replace the lines, I'm obviously going to flush my system. I have an opened liter of ATE Type 200 sitting on my shelf. I completely forgot I had it. I had to use a tiny bit in my VIII when I replaced those lines.
I have some motul RBF600 that will be here thursday, but I'd like to use up this ATE I have. Think it's any good or should I just toss it and use the motul?
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I have a track day friday, just got stainliness lines and titanium shims.
When I replace the lines, I'm obviously going to flush my system. I have an opened liter of ATE Type 200 sitting on my shelf. I completely forgot I had it. I had to use a tiny bit in my VIII when I replaced those lines.
I have some motul RBF600 that will be here thursday, but I'd like to use up this ATE I have. Think it's any good or should I just toss it and use the motul?
When I replace the lines, I'm obviously going to flush my system. I have an opened liter of ATE Type 200 sitting on my shelf. I completely forgot I had it. I had to use a tiny bit in my VIII when I replaced those lines.
I have some motul RBF600 that will be here thursday, but I'd like to use up this ATE I have. Think it's any good or should I just toss it and use the motul?
. If not, no worries.
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