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I am in the process of changing my brake fluid on my 2006 4/4.
Can anyone advise me of the system capacity.
4/4 Duractec 6oth Anniversary
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I think standard bottles are 500 ml these days and you'll need most of that. The trick is not to run out just before you finish!
DaveW
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'16 Yellow (Not the only) Narrow AR GDI Plus 4
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At the minimum get one litre and to be honest if I were you I would also get a 500ml bottle as well. We always do something daft.
It's not the moneysavingexpert site we are on here.
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Thanks Dave and Eddie
I am using a pressure fed unit so I will top up with 1.5 litres
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