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Morgan Blue · Brake fluid (mineral oil)
One litre of mineral oil that Morgan Blue recommends for Shimano hydraulic disc brakes.
$49.99
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A 1 litre can of mineral oil labelled 'For Shimano Brakes'. Morgan Blue says it suits all Shimano hydraulic disc brakes, but Shimano's own guidance is to use only the oils it specifies, so check your brake's model number and manual first.
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Price
$49.99
Volume
1 L (label: CONT. 1 L)
Fluid type
Mineral oil (not DOT)
Pack says
For Shimano Brakes
Morgan Blue Hydraulic Mineral Oil comes in a 1 litre metal can labelled 'For Shimano Brakes'. Morgan Blue describes it as a suitable brake fluid for all Shimano hydraulic disc brakes, whether mountain, road, gravel or touring, and says that because it does not bind water it keeps its quality longer than DOT fluid, so it needs replacing less often.
Two cautions come from the brake makers themselves. Shimano says not to use oils other than those it specifies, and it lists newer brakes that are dedicated to its own low viscosity oil. Morgan Blue does not describe this can as low viscosity. Decide whether a third-party oil suits your brake, and check your model number against Shimano's documentation first.
It is mineral oil, not DOT fluid: never put it in a DOT brake such as SRAM Level, Guide, G2 or Code, and never mix the two, because SRAM says a brake contaminated with the wrong fluid has to be replaced. It is also not a general-purpose oil for every brand: SRAM's Maven, Motive and DB brakes and Campagnolo systems each name their own oil.
Workshops and riders with Shimano hydraulic disc brakes who have decided to use Morgan Blue's oil and want it in a large can.
For Shimano brakes, per Morgan Blue
Morgan Blue says it suits all Shimano hydraulic disc brakes: MTB, road, gravel or touring.
Mineral oil, no DOT
Does not bind water, so it keeps its quality longer than DOT fluid.
1 litre can
Workshop-size metal can with a red screw cap.
Check with Shimano first
Shimano says to use only the oils it specifies, and some newer brakes need its low viscosity oil.
Never in a DOT brake
Mineral oil in a DOT brake damages the seals, and SRAM says the brake must then be replaced.
How to bleed a Shimano hydraulic disc brake
GMBN Tech
Every detail as listed by the manufacturer.

Morgan Blue is a Belgian brand based in Jabbeke that describes itself as a specialist in lubes, oils and cleaners. Its range covers chain lubricants, cleaners, greases and protection products, plus body-care products for riders.
Morgan Blue · Brake fluid (mineral oil)

One litre of mineral oil that Morgan Blue recommends for Shimano hydraulic disc brakes.
$49.99
In stockVolume
1 L (label: CONT. 1 L)
Fluid type
Mineral oil (not DOT)
Pack says
For Shimano Brakes
Container
Metal can with red screw cap
A 1 litre can of mineral oil labelled 'For Shimano Brakes'. Morgan Blue says it suits all Shimano hydraulic disc brakes, but Shimano's own guidance is to use only the oils it specifies, so check your brake's model number and manual first.
Morgan Blue Hydraulic Mineral Oil comes in a 1 litre metal can labelled 'For Shimano Brakes'. Morgan Blue describes it as a suitable brake fluid for all Shimano hydraulic disc brakes, whether mountain, road, gravel or touring, and says that because it does not bind water it keeps its quality longer than DOT fluid, so it needs replacing less often.
Two cautions come from the brake makers themselves. Shimano says not to use oils other than those it specifies, and it lists newer brakes that are dedicated to its own low viscosity oil. Morgan Blue does not describe this can as low viscosity. Decide whether a third-party oil suits your brake, and check your model number against Shimano's documentation first.
It is mineral oil, not DOT fluid: never put it in a DOT brake such as SRAM Level, Guide, G2 or Code, and never mix the two, because SRAM says a brake contaminated with the wrong fluid has to be replaced. It is also not a general-purpose oil for every brand: SRAM's Maven, Motive and DB brakes and Campagnolo systems each name their own oil.
Workshops and riders with Shimano hydraulic disc brakes who have decided to use Morgan Blue's oil and want it in a large can.
For Shimano brakes, per Morgan Blue
Morgan Blue says it suits all Shimano hydraulic disc brakes: MTB, road, gravel or touring.
Mineral oil, no DOT
Does not bind water, so it keeps its quality longer than DOT fluid.
1 litre can
Workshop-size metal can with a red screw cap.
Check with Shimano first
Shimano says to use only the oils it specifies, and some newer brakes need its low viscosity oil.
Never in a DOT brake
Mineral oil in a DOT brake damages the seals, and SRAM says the brake must then be replaced.
How to bleed a Shimano hydraulic disc brake
GMBN Tech