Is there a fill level for the LHM fluid?

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Mr B
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I put the car in high and stick me index finger in, the level is right for me with me finger just in the juice :wink:
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Indeed, the standard digital level indicator.
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WHEN you're really BX crazed Mr B - you'll suck your finger clean and know IF the LHM level is right - or where else you last had your finger in ...
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AndersDK wrote:WHEN you're really BX crazed Mr B - you'll suck your finger clean and know IF the LHM level is right - or where else you last had your finger in ...
This method also lets you know by taste if the LHM is ready for change :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :roll:

BTW, hello Anders, good to have you here 8)
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