What are the methods for changing brake fluid?
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Methods for changing brake fluid include using a vacuum oil extractor to remove the old brake fluid and then adding new fluid, or using a brake fluid changer for replacement. Effects of long-term non-replacement: If not replaced for a long time, brake fluid can corrode the braking system, posing significant safety hazards; the boiling point of brake fluid decreases after absorbing moisture, which can easily lead to insufficient braking pressure and affect braking performance; deposits and impurities in the brake lines can cause brake system malfunctions and impair braking efficiency. Functions of brake fluid: It effectively lubricates the moving parts of the braking system, extending the service life of brake calipers and seals; it adapts to various environments, ensuring the flexible transmission of braking force under conditions such as high temperatures, extreme cold, high speed, and humidity.