V10SpeedLuvr
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My Valvoline Syn Power is prob 12-15 months old, but the top is on as tight as I can get it. Has been stored in a cabinet in a non-climate controlled garage. Is it safe to use again or should I trash it and buy a new can?
Motul RBF 600 DOT 4 vs. Valvoline Syn Power
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Tom F&L GoR
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Most bottles would cave in. Having a little experience in the material used for bottles and seals - it is not only opening it, it can be the bottle wall itself. You should buy metal cans or plastic bottles that are flourinated (acts like a liner). Or put the entire bottle in a sealed container with a dessicant inside. You would think that brake fluids should have a "use by" date from the manufacturer instead of making us guess....
dave6666
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Buy the cheap stuff if that's all you need. At $3.00 for the little can, does it really matter if you throw half of it away?
Anyway, I'll start with the honesty part here. Just to get everything out in the open for me.
I, dave6666, do willfully and truthfully plead guilty to the charges of wasting cheap brake fluid from Wally-Mart.
Anyway, I'll start with the honesty part here. Just to get everything out in the open for me.
I, dave6666, do willfully and truthfully plead guilty to the charges of wasting cheap brake fluid from Wally-Mart.
BOTTLEFED
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Alert Al Gore!
Dave is wasting perfectly good petroleum products at the expensive of our environment
Dave is wasting perfectly good petroleum products at the expensive of our environment
Chuck 98 RT/10
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V10SpeedLuvr
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Did the neighborhood kids quit falling for the "its a new koolaid flavor" trick?
dave6666
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Shhh! See a Law Dog at the bottom. 
Hi Tony.
Hi Tony.
Chuck 98 RT/10
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Did the neighborhood kids quit falling for the "its a new koolaid flavor" trick?
Parents don't let their kids near me. Responsible ones don't anyway.
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