It takes less than a quart but I'd suggest that you run some brake system
cleaner thorough your system and get some cotton swabs from an old T
shirt and scrub out the reservoir very good (get all the black gunk out).
Don't pump your brake pedal more than about an inch was you bleed the
system, if you put your MC plunger in a new unused area it will sometimes
score your seals and cause the MC to fail.
While you're right in there I'd pull the MC and swab out any brake fluid
in the booster.
If you've got a clutch remember to bleed the clutch slave too.
Extra time but it probably needs to be done.

Stan Wilder

On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 14:08:01 -0700 Joachim Preiss
<spielmobil@SNUTTIG.NET> writes:
> Anybody have a number what quantity DOT4 I need to buy? I want to
> replace the fluid this weekend.
>
> Wanted to stop at the store on my way home from work but forgot to
> look
> it up in the Bentley [suspect that's where it's written].
>  Joachim
>
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>  1985 Westfalia 1.9l WBX 'Spielmobil'
>  [mailto:spielmobil@snuttig.net]
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>
>

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