ok, who's bidding on the LHM?!

[Jan-hendrik]

Jings, none of mine leak! Rather none of My Citroens leak, and thats not because they're empty!!

Not because they're empty, but because . . . what

[Dean]

Mine doesnt leak anything either, i cant stand leaks but i like to keep 10 litres in stock for any unexpected sunday afternoon work, like brake bleeding etc etc

D

[robert_e_smart]

What I was getting at Jan was, that they aren't leaking, because they are 100% LHM tight. If the car was so leaky, that it emptied itself, it wouldn't leak any more, as there would be no LHM left to leak out.

[DerekW]

Ten litres Dean? 'Ecky thump, that's some brake bleed!

Derek

[Dean]

Hi Derek

I just like to have a good stock, you know what its like, you get some unexpected good weather on a sunday afternoon and want some Lhm and you cant get any, i like it there in case of emergencies too, although ive never had one it doesnt hurt to be prepared

D

[Peter.N.]

I like to keep a good stock because a hydraulic pipe failure usually consumes about five litres - and I've had a few, mostly on my sons car, due to physical damage rather than rust

Peter