Do I Need to Replace Brake Fluid When Changing the Brake Pump?
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Replacing the brake pump requires changing the brake fluid. Because after replacing the wheel cylinder, air needs to be bled, which will cause the original brake fluid to be depleted. If the brake fluid is replaced at the same location, it can simply be topped up. Characteristics of brake fluid: Automotive brake fluid has a very low freezing point, ensuring good fluidity in low-temperature conditions. It also has an extremely high boiling point, preventing vapor lock in high-temperature states. Function of brake fluid: Brake fluid is the liquid medium in hydraulic braking systems that transmits braking pressure, used in vehicles with hydraulic braking systems. In a sealed container or a liquid-filled pipeline, when the liquid is under pressure, it quickly and evenly transmits the pressure to all parts of the liquid.