Brake Fluid is a hydraulic fluid that ensures proper operation of the braking system & increases the lifespan of your brake system components. You need enough brake fluid for the smooth functioning of the brakes. Overtime brake fluid absorbs air, moisture, sludge, and other contaminants that wear out the fluid. Brake Fluid Flush involves removing the existing brake fluid from the braking system and replacing it with new and clean fluid. Another process that is often misunderstood with brake flush is brake bleeding. The two processes are very different in fact; the brake bleeding is a subset of Brake Flush service. If your problem involves the presence of air bubbles you can opt for brake bleeding but to analyze complete braking system you should take brake flush service. In the Brake Fluid Flush process, the whole fluid of the braking system is removed and replaced by clean & new fluid. Whereas in brake bleeding, the braking system is set free from air bubbles. It only re...