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Originally Posted by iBrakeLate
No problem with street use, I don't think insurance is going to remove the fluid and send it to a lab for testing.
I would definitely not recommend using this fluid in colder climates though.
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As I said its probably one of the last things they would plan to check. Still a risk to run it on the street (as highlighted by your temp comment too).
Just feel casual readers should be informed, especially when its about the most critical safety feature on your car.
Same as I find it funny that no one mentions using the one tool designed for this job to check if brake fluid is still OK. A brake fluid tester can be had for 5-10$ and takes all the guess work out of determining if fluid is good or not. A check of the brake fluid with it should probably be part of your standard trackday preflight checks.