No more ATE Super Blue?
#4
Le Mans Master
I quit using the blue 8 years ago and used only the ATE gold. Other than the color there is no difference that I can tell.
#5
Le Mans Master
Thread Starter
Facebook. I posted it here looking for confirmation.
There is no difference other than the color. People switch between the gold and blue when doing flushes so that they are able to tell when the new fluid is coming out of the caliper.
There is no difference other than the color. People switch between the gold and blue when doing flushes so that they are able to tell when the new fluid is coming out of the caliper.
#6
Drifting
I just bought 4 quarts from Tirerack, they arrived at my home on Aug. 9th. I also use the "type 200 amber" as switching colors makes flushing easier. May be straight amber from now on
#8
Le Mans Master
Confirmed:
That is right, because in the US brakefluid has to be yellow and not blue.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards
Henrik Breitmeyer
Technische Hotline Aftermarkt / Technical Hotline Aftermarket
Abt./Dept. APPM
Continental
Division Interior
Business Unit Commercial Vehicles & Aftermarket
Rechnungsanschrift/ Billing address:
Continental Aftermarket GmbH
Guerickestrasse 7, 60488 Frankfurt, Germany
That is right, because in the US brakefluid has to be yellow and not blue.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards
Henrik Breitmeyer
Technische Hotline Aftermarkt / Technical Hotline Aftermarket
Abt./Dept. APPM
Continental
Division Interior
Business Unit Commercial Vehicles & Aftermarket
Rechnungsanschrift/ Billing address:
Continental Aftermarket GmbH
Guerickestrasse 7, 60488 Frankfurt, Germany
#9
Originally Posted by Continental
The specific color requirement for brake fluid in the standard is to permit easy differentiation of brake fluid from other types of motor vehicle fluids before they are placed in the vehicle.
how is brake fluid being yellow going to help people? gear oil is yellow, motor oil is yellow, some trans fluids are yellow...
#12
Drifting
So many items are already sold as "For Off Highway Use Only", it makes we wonder why we can't have some blue brake fluid marked the same way?
KNSBrakes
What are the chances some of that accidently gets drop shipped to my address?
KNSBrakes
What are the chances some of that accidently gets drop shipped to my address?
#15
Drifting
The memo says you can't "sell" it. I will be happy to help you free up some floor space and I'll even pay for the shipping. I'm just a nice guy like that.
On a more serious note, is the amber fluid actually the same? It seems to me that it has a slightly lower boiling point.
Ken
#17
Drifting
Thanks,
Just got a bunch from my supplier. He looked on his computer and found that "No pricing is available" So must be correct.
Guess we need to thank some moron who can't read labels on product packaging
Just got a bunch from my supplier. He looked on his computer and found that "No pricing is available" So must be correct.
Guess we need to thank some moron who can't read labels on product packaging
#20
This is so retarded......another example of government micro-managing our lives.
I'm sure many lives were at stake when they determined that blue brake fluid was dangerous..............
I'm sure many lives were at stake when they determined that blue brake fluid was dangerous..............