Febi Bilstein DOT4 Plus Fully Synthetic Brake Fluid - Opie Oils

And by the way toolman_johnny, in my previous post perhaps you missed it, the answer is there: any brake fluid from any brand that complies with MB specs. For those that have become hopelessly lost, the short version is this; for the purpose of replacement fluid in our W211s, glycol based DOT 5 .

that you need to concern yourself with, and it is likely that it will be one of these fluids that is recommended for your motorcycle. A system that has been filled from dry with DOT 5 silicone fluid does not require the fluid to be changed at regular intervals, but only when the system has been disturbed by a component repair or renewal. Most of us in North America will probably be familiar with “DOT 3” or “DOT 4” brake fluid as defined by the FMVSS 116 standard. will contain moisture; glycol fluid disperses the moisture throughout the system and contains corrosion inhibitors. The Society of Automotive Engineers SAE has published standards J1703, J1704, and J1705, reflecting progressively higher performance for brake fluids.