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Old 12-05-2016, 11:31 AM   #3
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So I tried using one of those and can't say they seem particularly accurate. Just to test it I poured a little brake fluid in a cup and then started adding water to it, I had to have quite a bit of water mixed in before it read it I think brake fluid is not particularly conductive as water is so it measures resistance and that's how they work
Thats not the correct way to test the water into the Hydraulic fluid mix.

The fluid has to hdroscopicaly bond with the water which will take some time.

put like 4 drops of water in a cup of fluid, wait a a few days to a week and then check with the meter.
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