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Brake fluid to use

Thread starter Lee Schaumberg
Start date Jul 6, 2008

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Lee Schaumberg

Well-Known Member

Jul 6, 2008

Buy a MIL-H-5606G fluid from your local airport. It cost about 10.00 a gallon. You will have a lot left over after bleeding the brakes so you can change it in a few years. Two brands come to mind they are Aeroshell fluid 4 and Texaco 5606G. Some kit plane places sell it for 25.00 a gallon. I can sell it shipped in the US for 20.00 a gallon!

Last edited: Jul 6, 2008

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