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01-19-2019, 10:11 PM	#1
Rick Thompson Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Gig Harbor, Washington Posts: 3	1940 Ford Brakes I am rebuilding the Brake Cylinders on my 40 Ford. I do not drive the 40 very often and the Brake Cylinder Pistons seize up. My question is: A) Can silicone grease be applied to the pistons without causing any issues/harm? B) Can a DOT5 Brake Fluid be used to replace a DOT3 Brake Fluid in the 1940 Ford without causing any negative issues? C) Would using a DOT5 Brake Fluid be a solution to reduce Brake Cylinder Piston seize up? THANKS !!!

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