Recently I flushed my entire brake system by removing all fluid from the master cylinder, refilling with new, and vacuum bleeding from each wheel until I saw clean fluid come out from each wheel. Afterwards I did some brake testing and took this picture:
You can tell the fluid was clean. Well now, the fluid is already brown again, not quite the same color it was before, though. The only reason I could think of why, is that the stuff that had lined the walls of the lines from the old fluid, has dissolved into the new fluid. Can anybody possibly explain why/how this happened? I may just flush once more since brake fluid is cheap. The hardest part would be jacking the car up and getting the tires on/off again.