Brake fluid flush — is it really necessary? Yes. Your brake fluid’s anti-corrosive properties diminish over time and the fluid itself absorbs water. Water in brake fluid reduces its boiling point and decreases your braking ability, especially in hard braking situations that create the most heat. That’s why you should get a brake fluid flush. The combined effects of water and no anti-corrosive properties can also result in the internal degradation of brake lines, calipers, wheel cylinders, and ABS valves. In other words, what you save by not performing a … Read More
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