What brake fluid?
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Ya, on a race car I see it more, heat and the fact of why not, fresh stuff for every race or so. I've never replaced the fluid in my system and it's been in there since birth in Nov. 99. Most times I've bled the system was during caliper changes, wheel cylinder changes or master cylinder changes, amung a few other things. My fluid has looked and worked the same since new.
I wonder if you're pedals soft because air might be in the system as well or likely the pads need to be changed?
I wonder if you're pedals soft because air might be in the system as well or likely the pads need to be changed?
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It should be DOT 3. You replace brake fluid as it attracts water and dirt and can cause problems with seals and other parts susceptible to corrosion. I ran my 90 F150 to 1998 and 162,000 miles without replacing, but I would not want to look at the parts in the brake system as they were probably pretty bad. I did have to replace front calipers because of problems. Usually I do not keep a vehicle long enough to need replacement of fluid, but if I would I would probably replace at about 80-90k, or about 4 years.
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