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June 22nd 11, 08:07 PM
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Testing Brake Fluid
I read that I can determine the moisture content of the brake fluid in my
car by using a DMM (digital multimeter). Negative lead to the -battery term and the positive lead to the brake fluid in the reservoir. Anything below .3 volts is acceptable. Any comments on the validity of this method? 
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