nevermind clutch fluid is brake fluid

 

I would give you a cookie if I had one. LOL.

edit: Just playin, I would probably eat it

 

I use dot 4 in my non-ABS brakes. There is no harm in it. Dot 4 boils at a higher temp. and you could use dot 4 in your clutch too, it wouldnt make a difference, I use it just because I dont see the need to buy two diff bottles of fluid.

but this thread is not about the difference between dot 3 or dot 4, etc.

edit: now that I think about it, I think I use dot 5. Why, you ask? because I can, and because I race my car sometimes, so lol

 

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I hope you're not using DOT 5, considering that it is silicone-based and will coagulate when mixed into the system with any residual glycol-based DOT 3/4/5.1 fluids.

 

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I hope you're not using DOT 5, considering that it is silicone-based and will coagulate when mixed into the system with any residual glycol-based DOT 3/4/5.1 fluids.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i flushed the system when i put the fluid in. I am still not really sure which one I am using though, lol. maybe it is just dot 4. whatever.