A brake flush is a crucial maintenance procedure that involves completely replacing the old brake fluid in your vehicle's braking system with fresh, clean fluid. Here's a breakdown of what it is and why it's important:   What is a Brake Flush?Fluid Replacement: It's the process of removing all the existing brake fluid from the brake lines, master cylinder, and other components, and at the same time, refilling the system with new brake fluid.   Contamination Removal: Over time, brake fluid absorbs moisture from the air which reduces the fluids effectiveness. It also can collect debris from the brake system itself contaminating the fluid which can damage seals found throughout and adding the need for costly component replacement.   Why is it Important?Maintains Braking Performance: Contaminated brake fluid has a lower boiling point, which can cause brake fade (reduced ... read more