Lynn Kirkpatrick
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I was reading how brake fluid can be checked for moisture content using test strips. Also, anti-freeze can be checked for corrosion using a different test strip. With the test strips, you are taking some of the guess work out of when to flush the brakes or cooling system.
Checking at the usual car parts stores, finding them isn't as easy as I hoped. The anti-freeze strips are pretty reasonable (50-70 strips for about $10), but no one has them. The brake fluid strips are really pricey (100 strips for $50-70!!). These things also have a shelf life, so it's not like the you're getting several years of strips.
So do these things work, and have you found a source where I can buy 10 or 12 strips, rather than tossing the majority of them after they expire?
Thanks.
Checking at the usual car parts stores, finding them isn't as easy as I hoped. The anti-freeze strips are pretty reasonable (50-70 strips for about $10), but no one has them. The brake fluid strips are really pricey (100 strips for $50-70!!). These things also have a shelf life, so it's not like the you're getting several years of strips.
So do these things work, and have you found a source where I can buy 10 or 12 strips, rather than tossing the majority of them after they expire?
Thanks.