Rover P6 rear brakes - special tool or not?

Excellent, thanks Jim. That line above sums up precisely what I was after too.

My conclusion is that it's probably not worth me making the switch to DOT5 in the Rover unless I can be bothered to replace the seals in the servo (I've already done most of the others). I think I'll give it a miss this time. I also suspect that the Rover will be harder to bleed than my Triumph, which would complicate things further. Thanks all, again.

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Willy Eckerslyke
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The other thing I found when googling, but didn't bother to post, is the fact that there is a DOT5.1. That one is not silicone, but an uprated version of DOT4. So that one *is* compatible with normal garage fluid.

Why on earth didn't they name it DOT4.5 or even DOT6. Someone, somewhere is going to get confused!

Jim

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Jim Warren

Received your email. Replied twice yesterday. Did you not receive them? Mike.

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Mike G

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