What are the symptoms of insufficient brake fluid?
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Insufficient brake fluid can lead to the following symptoms: 1. The temperature of the braking system rises, causing vapor to fill the pipelines in localized areas of the system, resulting in brake failure due to vapor lock; 2. The dashboard will issue a warning. Brake fluid is the liquid medium that transmits braking pressure in a hydraulic braking system, used in vehicles equipped with hydraulic braking systems. The causes of insufficient brake fluid include: 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 are: 1. Reinstall or replace components connected to the brakes; 2. Reinstall or replace the protective covers of the calipers and wheel cylinders; 3. Check the torque of fasteners, and replace the pipes or hoses.