Brake fluid is essential in every car, much like oil or gearbox fluid. However, a lot of car owners neglect replacing it, ...

Bleeding is a process by which you push new brake fluid through the brake lines, driving out old fluid and any gas bubbles that have formed. Once the fluid that is drained off is clear and free ...

"It's not like the old days where one brake fluid, or one transmission fluid, worked in all makes and models. There are so many now that you have to be aware of, and different manufacturers have ...

The brake fluid in your car collects contaminants and degrades over time, losing its effectiveness. It’s important to flush it often to keep your pedal feeling like new. Related Stories ...

A multitude of fluids are required to keep your car running smoothly. Flushing those fluids can help extend the life of your car.

Q: When it’s 95 degrees or hotter, the brakes on my car, a 1990 Civic wagon, sink way down and seem to almost disappear! This requires me to put the car in park when I’m “stopped&… ...

Then squeeze the gun slowly to force flush new fluid though the lines. This is an easy way to both bleed out any air that is in the system and also replace old cruddy brake fluid with new. See All ...