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Old 16 Nov 2007, 07:46 pm
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Old 16 Nov 2007, 08:01 pm
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Brake fluid.
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Old 16 Nov 2007, 08:16 pm
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has to be dot 4 brake fluid!!
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Old 16 Nov 2007, 08:31 pm
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i think i would rather put it in the sea that way you would be sure of total destruction!
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Dot 4 Brake fluid, assuming it's the Brakes you mean... if it's the coolant system, a 50/50 mix or better of antifreeze-coolant and de-ionised water. (Been a while since I've ridden a CX, rode a CX650 Eurosport between London-Edinburgh-Cardiff-London many years ago to complete the UK "Three Flags")DOT 4 will mix OK with DOT 3 etc, but not with DOT 5 or 5.1 etc, different base compounds... don't get me started on the Citroen requirementsPS don't diss the CX, 5,000 dispatch riders can't be wrong. Heavy, but good Iron in it's day. (And who remembers the TURBO verson? wierd and wonderful)
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Old 16 Nov 2007, 09:01 pm
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50/50antifreeze.
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Old 16 Nov 2007, 09:16 pm
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Jelly..............wtf .Its brake fluid ffs.Actually,the best place for a cx 500 is in a reservoir.
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