Can Clutch Fluid and Brake Fluid Be Shared?
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Clutch fluid and brake fluid can be shared. Function: The clutch controls the engagement and disengagement between the engine and the wheel transmission. The clutch uses fluid as the transmission medium, leveraging the principle that fluids cannot be compressed to provide assistance. Its working principle is essentially the same as that of brake fluid. Brake Fluid: In most cases, brake fluid (hydraulic fluid) and clutch fluid are interchangeable. Commonly available "brake and clutch fluid" can be found on the market. For household vehicles, DOT3 or DOT4 standard fluids are generally used. Vehicles originally using DOT3 standard can switch to DOT4, but those originally using DOT4 standard should not use DOT3 as a substitute.