Brake Fluid

Brake fluid operates under high temperature, and high pressure.

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Brake fluid is hydroscopic, meaning it absorbs moisture as it expands.

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As little as 4-5 drops of water is enough to be detrimental to your braking system and your safety, decreasing its boiling point.

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Worn out oxidized brake fluid causes corrosion, harmful deposits, and varnish build up. A brake fluid flush should be performed when your brake fluid shows signs of contamination, or every 2 years/40,000km.