What are the consequences of insufficient brake fluid?
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The consequences of insufficient brake fluid include: 1. The temperature of the braking system rises, causing vapor to fill the pipes in localized areas of the braking system, leading to brake failure due to vapor lock; 2. Dashboard warning alerts. Brake fluid is the liquid medium that transmits braking pressure in hydraulic braking systems and is used in vehicles equipped with hydraulic braking systems. The reasons for insufficient brake fluid are: 1. Brake fluid pipe rupture; 2. Damage to metal or rubber components in the braking system; 3. Loose or damaged pipe screws. Solutions for insufficient brake fluid include: 1. Reinstalling or replacing components connected to the brakes; 2. Reinstalling or replacing the protective covers of calipers and wheel cylinders; 3. Checking the torque of fasteners and replacing pipes or hoses.