What to Do If Brake Fluid Freezes?

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If brake fluid freezes, it is necessary to replace it with high-quality, low-temperature-resistant brake fluid. Brake fluid, also known as hydraulic brake fluid, is a functional liquid in the vehicle's braking system that transmits pressure to enable the braking action on the wheels. Brake fluid does not undergo chemical reactions, is unaffected by high temperatures, and does not corrode, soften, or expand metal and rubber components. Prolonged failure to change brake fluid can lead to reduced braking force, causing air resistance in the brake lines, which affects braking performance. It can also corrode brake lines, damage internal valves in the anti-lock braking hydraulic assembly, and wear out the rubber cups and pistons in the brake pump, resulting in contaminated brake fluid.