How to Check the Brake Fluid Level?
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Braking is a critical safety concern for car owners, so it should never be taken lightly. Brake fluid is one of the key components. Below is a simple method to help you determine whether the brake fluid you are using is of good quality. Pour a small amount of brake fluid into your palm and gently rub it with your fingers. If it is good-quality brake fluid, you will immediately feel warmth in your palm, and the more you rub, the more intense the warmth will become. If the brake fluid is fake or of poor quality, it will heat up very slowly. There are three types of brake fluid. For the safety of you and your family, always choose reliable and reputable manufacturers when purchasing brake fluid. The working pressure of brake fluid is generally 2MPa, and can reach as high as 4~5MPa. All liquids have the property of being incompressible. In a sealed container or a pipeline filled with liquid, when pressure is applied, the liquid quickly and evenly transmits the pressure to all parts of the liquid. Hydraulic braking operates based on this principle.