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Re: Ok, who put the copper in my brake fluid?
That's the way I understand it too. When metals corrode, ions are generated. Ions are unstable molecules, plus or minus an electron or two. Of all the metals in a brake system, copper molecules ionize more easily. What causes the ionization? Maybe moisture in ... Login to read more. ![]()
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