Practice question

Why is 'Castor Oil' not used as a base for modern automotive hydraulic brake fluids?

  1. It has a low boiling point and degrades quickly at high temperatures
  2. It dissolves the natural rubber seals used in the braking system
  3. It is highly corrosive to steel brake lines
  4. It cannot mix with glycol-ether fluids under any conditions

Answer: A — It has a low boiling point and degrades quickly at high temperatures

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