What brake fluid does the Boyue use?

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JamesonAnn
07/30/25 7:45am
Boyue brake fluid model is BASF Hydraulan 404. Introduction to brake fluid: Brake fluid generally refers to hydraulic brake fluid. It is the liquid medium that transmits braking pressure in hydraulic braking systems, used in vehicles equipped with hydraulic braking systems. Brake fluid, also known as hydraulic fluid or force oil, is an indispensable part of the braking system. In the braking system, it acts as a force-transmitting medium. Since liquids are incompressible, the pressure output from the master cylinder is directly transmitted to the wheel cylinders through the brake fluid. Characteristics of qualified and standard-compliant brake fluid: Ensures efficient transmission of braking force under various working conditions such as high temperature, extreme cold, high speed, and humidity; does not corrode metal and non-metal materials in the braking system; effectively lubricates moving parts of the braking system, extending the service life of brake wheel cylinders and seals.
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