Careful with dot 5, Silicone based fluids are very prone to foaming in ABS systems. Actually, i would seriously rethink using it. Also, since silicone does a better job of repelling moisture, instead of absorbing any water that enters the system, it will allow the water to "pool" in the brake system. Also not good.
The water will likely settle in the caliper, which means not only corrosion, but when the water heats up, it will boil, thus introducing more air into the system that is already prone to foaming when ABS activates.
I hope this information convinces you to go with a non silicone based brake fluid for your own safety and for the good of your braking system.
The water will likely settle in the caliper, which means not only corrosion, but when the water heats up, it will boil, thus introducing more air into the system that is already prone to foaming when ABS activates.
I hope this information convinces you to go with a non silicone based brake fluid for your own safety and for the good of your braking system.