Warning: Brake fluid can be harmful to your eyes and painted surfaces, so use extreme caution when handling.
Do not use fluid that has been open for some time as it will absorb moisture from the air, causing loss of braking efficiency.
Safety!
- If frequent refueling is required, this indicates that there is a leak in the system that must be immediately identified and repaired.
- If a leak is suspected, the vehicle should not be driven until the brake system has been checked. Never take a chance when the brakes are faulty.
1. The brake master cylinder and reservoir are mounted on the brake booster unit in the engine compartment on the right side of the bulkhead. The MAX and MIN level marks are located on the side of the reservoir and the fluid level should always be maintained between these marks.
2. If refilling is necessary, wipe the area around the cap with a clean rag before removing it. It is recommended to inspect the tank. If the liquid is dirty, it should be noticeable.
3. Carefully add the fluid, avoiding spilling it on painted surfaces. Use only the brake fluid specified in the Specifications; mixing different types of fluids may cause damage to the system and/or reduced braking performance. After filling, replace the cap. Wipe up any spilled fluid.
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