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Do you use the same dot 4 brake fluid for a bike as you do for a car?
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∙ 13y ago
The manufacturer should specify the type of fluid that should be used. If it says DOT 4, then yes it's the same DOT 4. I don't think bikes generally use DOT 4, though: it's too moisture-sensitive.
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