Our Cincinnati car mechanics hear it all. And we’ve found out over our years of import car maintenance and repair that many car owners are very ill-informed when it comes to both radiator flushes and their heating and cooling systems. Myths abound, and many of...
Brake systems break down overtime. The rubber in the valves in the master cylinder, calipers and wheel cylinders deteriorate. These pieces break off and can contaminate the brake fluid. Plus, water, oil and other dirt and debris can get into your brake fluid. This can cause rust. That’s why many mechanics will recommend you flush your brake fluid every 30,000 miles or so. This isn’t a hard and fast rule, but you should have the brake fluid inspected. If the fluid is translucent, you should be fine. When it gets to be dark brown, you may be due for new brake fluid. Brake flushing removes all the old liquid, cleans out your brake system and replaces it with fresh.
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