What to Do If the Brakes Feel Soft After Changing Brake Fluid?
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If the brake fluid's performance is poor, it can lead to insufficient friction between the brake pads and brake discs. Over time, moisture may seep in, and after the moisture evaporates, a certain amount of air gap can form between the brake pads and discs, resulting in a soft and ineffective braking sensation. Here are some additional details: 1. Precautions for Brake Fluid: Summer high temperatures are a season prone to car accidents. If regular replacement is neglected, it may lead to brake failure or the bursting of brake fluid lines. Therefore, car owners should not take this lightly. If the braking feels inconsistent during normal driving, the brake fluid should be replaced promptly. Before replacement, clean the braking system thoroughly with alcohol. 2. Differences in Brake Fluid: Do not mix different types or brands of brake fluid. Due to differing formulations, mixing brake fluids can degrade their performance. If the brake fluid absorbs moisture or contains impurities, it should be replaced or filtered immediately; otherwise, it may cause insufficient braking pressure and affect braking performance. This is particularly important in the generally humid climate of southern China.