IML: eliminating air from DOT 5 brake fluid

[therichardsonfamily@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Hello all:

I read through the web-site regarding the pros & cons, tips & tricks, of DOT 5 brake fluid.  I have replaced all lines, wheel cylinders, master cylinder, and any other brake part possible, on my '65 300L (w/ Imp 440 - required content).  I am now going to hook everything up, use DOT 5, bench bleed the MC, and bleed the brakes.

A note on the web-site suggests that DOT 5 has a tendency to get air bubbles.  A suggestion is to heat the fluid up prior to using to eliminate the air bubbles.

Here's the question:   I'll assume I don't want to boil it - just a nice simmer? ... for 15 minutes? ... 30 minutes? ... until it reaches a certain temp?  If someone can offer insight, I would greatly appreciate it.

Dan Richardson
300L Family Heirloom


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