Humidity/Participation vs Brake Fluid
One of the reasons and the purpose of flushing the brake fluid ~ 2 years is because it absorbs moisture. Does it make sense to flush the brake fluid in a humid climate or rainy day because it may absorb the moisture in the air as you replace it?
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I have one of these and the Indie Seth in Jax FL uses one of these when doing a inspection. It will tell you if your brake fluid has a certain level of moister. I just checked the Brake fluid in my Truck and it has been over two years and needed to be changed. Moister was bad! Better pedal now since changing fluid.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Brake-Fluid-Moisture-Tester-Auto-Car-Truck-Diagnostic-Testing/169181238 |
Participation or precipitation?
You don't need to worry about the time (~1 hour) that the fluid is exposed to the air (whether humid/rainy or dry) during the flush and bleeding procedure. You do need to worry if you left the reservoir cap off for a week. |
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Lol! Precipitation is the correct term. :cheers: |
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