Gunk - Dot 3 Heavy Duty Brake Fluid 32 Oz on 2040-parts.com
East Northport, New York, United States
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New 32 oz. Gunk DOT 3 heavy duty brake fluid. 401 deg. dry boiling point. For ABS, disc and drum brakes. Meets or exceeds Fed safety standard no 116. Exceeds Fed spec . VVb680. 284 deg. minimum wet boiling point. Exceeds SAE spec J1703.
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