Is it advisable to use imported brake fluids such as Bendix or Mag1? compared to local brands like National or Super Brake perhaps? Ano ba advantage of using imported brands mas tumatagal ba? TIA.![]()
Is it advisable to use imported brake fluids such as Bendix or Mag1? compared to local brands like National or Super Brake perhaps? Ano ba advantage of using imported brands mas tumatagal ba? TIA.![]()
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okay sir, same DOT3. malaki rin kasi ang price difference, ung Mag 1 na 1L nasa Php470 samantalang Php180 lang ung sa Super Brake.... Kaya ko natanong kung may advantage ba using imported brake fluid kasi every 2years naman standard pag palit....
Bro retz, pinapalitan ngayon brake fluid ng sasakyan ko. Nakalagay sa lalagyan DOT3 only pero DOT4 ang pinalagay ko. Ang tatak is Johnsen's. Ok lang kaya yun?
Use brake fluid that is recommended by vehicle manufacturers. Do not mix brake fluid with different DOT ratings, unless in an emergency situation, example: Nawalan ka ng preno sa Tagaytay, your car needs DOT 4 brake fluid, pero DOT 3 lang available. You can use DOT 3, if just to drive your car home. Then bleed and replace with approved/correct brake fluid. Nangyari na sa akin yan.
See link re: DOT ratings; Brake Fluid
Last edited by lowslowbenz; May 3rd, 2013 at 05:00 PM.
parehas glycol based ang DOT 3 & 4. huwag lang ung DOT 5 na silicon based. but recommened pa rin kung ano nakasulat sa car manufacturer na DOT rating.
Glycol based nga. Sabi naman nung mekaniko sa powertorq ayos lang daw yung ganun.
Ayos lang kaya patagalin ko siya for another 2 years/35k kms?![]()
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maybe for ordinary motorist he wouldn't care much about it pero pag mga oc na tulad natin, eh kailangan palitan yan.gamitin mo na lang 6 months/8.75kms tska mo palitan kung nanghihinayang ka sa binayad mo sa brake fluid.
^ yan na lang gawin ko. 245 per bottle yun eh. Yung mag1 pala na dot3 145 lang, kaya I though mas mahal mas maganda. Tsktsk
That's up to you. If it were me, balik ako sa DOT3. There are certain brake components that are designed to match certain types of brake fluids (brake seals, cups, glands). Hence the compatibility issue. I would not risk using a wrongly rated brake fluid and suffer brake failure because of it. Please take note that this is a safety issue as well.
OK ang mechanico na yan ah .... Talo pa nya mga design engineers ng manufacturer! Hanep sa recommendation.
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345ml lang ata un sir beni? ilan ml or liters ba na consume mo sa brake fluid change? bleed pa kasi nila un....
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Partner, mura na yan kesa lumusot preno mo at damputin ka sa palayan. Charge to experience mo nalang yung sabi ng mechanico.
Thanks master LSB! Tinawagan ko na siya, dalhin ko na lang daw ulit dun bukas.