GAFLE

Step 1: Pre-Replacement Visual Inspection

• Fresh qualified brake fluid like GAFLE Turtle Power remains clear golden yellow.
• Dark brown, turbid fluid with tiny bubbles inside means heavy moisture contamination, requiring full fluid replacement immediately.
  If the liquid level sits far below the MIN mark, you also need to check the whole brake system for hidden leakage before maintenance.

Step 2: Standard Brake Fluid Flushing & Refill Process

1. Extract all aged contaminated brake fluid via dedicated fluid suction tools, collect waste fluid in sealed containers to avoid ground chemical pollution.
2. Add new GAFLE DOT brake fluid, keep the liquid level between MAX and MIN marks during the whole operation.
3. Four-wheel brake bleeding: Always follow the sequence: Right Rear → Left Rear → Right Front → Left Front. Continue bleeding until clean bubble-free new fluid flows out from each caliper bleeder screw.

Step 3: Post-Replacement Full Recheck

1. Brake fluid level stays within MAX-MIN safe range;
2. Press brake pedal repeatedly, the pedal should feel solid and firm without abnormal sinking or sponginess;
3. Inspect all brake hoses, calipers and master cylinder joints for liquid seepage or dripping leaks.

Step 4: Benefits of Standardized Brake Fluid Change

1. Thorough air bleeding eliminates hidden vapor bubbles inside hydraulic pipelines;
2. Controlled standard fluid level prevents overflow or insufficient fluid supply;
3. Solid, tight brake pedal response delivers precise stopping control for daily driving, mountain roads and emergency braking.

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