Brake Fluid Flush
A brake fluid flush replaces the old, moisture-laden fluid in your brake system with fresh fluid. Done on schedule, it keeps the pedal firm and braking reliable, and protects the lines and calipers from internal corrosion.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Manufacturer service interval reached (often every 2-3 years)
- Soft or spongy brake pedal from moisture in the fluid
- Brake fluid looks dark or dirty instead of clear
- Recent brake repair that let air into the lines
- Humid climate, which speeds up moisture absorption
Frequently asked questions
How often should brake fluid be flushed?
Most manufacturers recommend every 2-3 years or per your service schedule, since brake fluid absorbs moisture over time even if you barely drive.
What happens if I never flush my brake fluid?
Old fluid absorbs water, which lowers its boiling point and can cause a soft pedal or brake fade — and the moisture corrodes the system from the inside.
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