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Messier Liquide vert ?

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Old 17th January 2012 | 14:06
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Messier Liquide vert ?

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Has anybody come across a Hydraulic Fluid "Messier Liquide vert" used in 1950's Hydraulic Shock struts (light aircraft) with a view to finding a modern equivalent. The description "Messier Liquide vert" comes from the drawings.

I have e-mailed Messier for advice (Both UK and France) but have had no reply plus of course Google.

Has anybody come across this fluid or a specification? My original thoughts were a 585 mineral fluid but the sample from the strut was considerably more viscous - more like a engine oil.

Some Citroens possible used this in the suspension.

Any thoughts or directions would be appreciated.
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M.E.
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Old 17th January 2012 | 15:15
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I wonder if this is castor-oil based hydraulic fluid similar to Lockheed 22. I may have some information on it (if I can remember where).
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