While DMCJoe is of course correct that any DOT 4 fluid would work, not all DOT 4 fluids are created equal. Having a DOT 4 classification just means that the fluid meets the *minimum* needed to qualify. The really good ones exceed the spec. The Castrol GT-LMA is IMHO one of the best available DOT 4's at any sort of a reasonable price. Very high boiling point and has low moisture absorbtion. There *is* a reason why so many autocrossers and drivers of high performance cars like this stuff. (Another cult favorite is Ford's "Heavy Duty" fluid, which also has a very high boiling point and is very reasonable in cost even if you do have to get it from a Ford dealer.) Here is an online source for the Castrol. The Miata owners like this stuff too! http://www.performancebuyers.com/ and look under brakes. Mark N VIN 6820 At 02:34 PM 3/5/00 -0800, Luke Sandel wrote: >> > Getting ready to swap out the clutch line, but can't find a local >> > reliable source for Castrol GT-LMA brake fluid. Does anybody know >> > of any online car part vendors that carry it? >> >> Why don't you just do an internet search on Castrol? > >Searching like that usually returns too many vague results, and the >results vary greatly depending on what particular search engine you >frequent... I was actually looking for a place that someone may have had >positive experience with. > >Anyway, DMC Joe emailed me and said that any quality DOT4 fluid would >work. >I figured that if it was about the only fluid recommended for the brake >system, that the same would apply for the clutch. Ah well... > >Thanks DML (And Joe!) >Luke >