Rotary engines are a divisive subject to many car enthusiasts. Though they are beloved by the sort of car buff who loves to spend their time replacing an apex seal periodically on the weekend, they have never been embraced by any car company as being...
Unlike the oil in your engine, the fluid in your brakes is part of a closed system. As long as there aren’t any leaks, anyway. You shouldn’t need a to have your brakes flushed as often as you need to have your oil changed, but you should still keep an eye on things. If you look under your hood, you can find the brake fluid reservoir. If the fluid looks translucent and clean, you are good to go. If it’s dingy and brown, you may want to take it for a brake flush service at your favorite Cincinnati mechanic.
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