Posted on 4/26/2023
Every vehicle owner is responsible for ensuring the reliability and safety of their vehicle through preventive maintenance. Replacement of fluids is an essential component of routine maintenance. Here is a discussion of the various lubricants for automobiles and the significance of replacing them. Brake Fluid Brake fluid is the hydraulic fluid that transfers force from the brake pedal to the braking shoes or pads. If the brake fluid is exposed to moisture for an extended period, its boiling point may drop, and its performance may suffer. It could result in diminished or failed stopping performance. Brake fluid should be flushed and replaced every two to three years or as the manufacturer recommends. Power Steering Fluid The power steering oil in your vehicle makes the steering wheel smoother. If dirt and other debris are in the fluid, your power steering system may wear out. Leaks of power steering fluid, whining sounds, and difficulty turning the steering column indicate that the ... read more