What is the method for replacing car brake fluid?

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LaAubree
07/30/25 5:22am
Replacing car brake fluid simply involves locating and opening the brake fluid reservoir, using a syringe to extract the old brake fluid, and then adding new brake fluid. Below is some relevant information about brake fluid: 1. Function of brake fluid: Brake fluid has a low freezing point and excellent fluidity, along with an extremely high boiling point. It does not create vapor lock under high temperatures, thus preventing corrosion of metal and rubber components. 2. Replacement interval: The replacement cycle for brake fluid can be appropriately advanced or delayed based on factors such as vehicle usage, mileage, driving conditions, and brake responsiveness.
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