Can I Change the Car Brake Fluid Myself?

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You can change the car brake fluid yourself. Here is some relevant information about brake fluid: Method for changing brake fluid: First, park the car on a level surface to ensure the tires are fully in contact with the ground. Use a syringe to completely remove the old brake fluid from the reservoir until no fluid remains at the bottom, then pour in the new brake fluid. Use a jack to lift the car, locate the bleeder screw on the brake caliper, and remove the dust cap from the bleeder valve. Use a wrench to loosen the bleeder screw and connect a rubber tube between the bleeder valve and a drain bottle. Then, press the brake pedal while observing the color of the brake fluid in the rubber tube. If the color of the brake fluid is relatively light, you can stop pressing the brake pedal. Brake fluid replacement and precautions: Check the brake fluid level. If it is below the marked line, you need to add some brake fluid. If it is above the marked line, you can release some brake fluid appropriately. The brake fluid level should ideally be between the MIN and MAX marks. Regularly replacing the brake fluid ensures that the vehicle is not damaged and guarantees the safety of the driver and passengers in emergency situations.