In reality, Brake fluid should never need " topping up" between services. It doesn't evaporate ( unless your brakes are severely overheating ) and the only other way it disappears is through leakage.
This video is great, very informative and straight to the point. I’m starting to look into this stuff myself so I can do basic maintenance on my car because I’m sick of taking it to the dealership or mechanic and they say they’ve topped up my fluids and then I find out 2 weeks later I’m out of washer fluid and I’ve barely used it.
yes, 50/50 should apply to almost all vehicles, most of the time you can buy gallon jugs of premixed coolant and also concentrate that you need to mix yourself. Hope this helps :)
you don't need to fill up your radiator separately, if the coolant reservoir is full, that means the whole cooling system is getting coolant pumped through it. Hope this helps :)
Hi, I have a 2012 Audi Q5. I have never changed the brake fluid before but I checked it and the liquid looks light green and clear. Should I still change it?
trying to be a bad ass speaker you screwed it for beginners, its as if youre writing a novel or something and trying to show writer charisma..when you try to do something for beginners you go 1 2 3, you dont talk about Transmission Oil in the same fkng sentence you were talking about Brake Oil in one full speech dash, if it wasn't for the images I got lost just listening, also you don't need to make much detailing, we're here to know the type of fluids and then we can check your or other's full videos about each, i really got lost man. so what now is there 5 or 6 , 7 or 8 types, i'm not sure.
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thank you very much, I was lost following his ctrap.
Lifesaver.
Thank you
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Very informative video. Getting around to checking a replacing all the fluids in my car that need changing before winter officially starts
In reality, Brake fluid should never need " topping up" between services.
It doesn't evaporate ( unless your brakes are severely overheating ) and the only other way it disappears is through leakage.
Plus never fill the master cylinder completely full you want some room in there for expansion when you get new brakes
This video is great, very informative and straight to the point. I’m starting to look into this stuff myself so I can do basic maintenance on my car because I’m sick of taking it to the dealership or mechanic and they say they’ve topped up my fluids and then I find out 2 weeks later I’m out of washer fluid and I’ve barely used it.
Great video! Clear and straight to the point. Thank you.
Thank you! This video should be a prerequisite for all new car owners.
I got my first car and knowing all of this information really helps me. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I had no clue where different fluids go and your vid has helped a lot! Keep doing what you're doing my man!❤
You don’t wanna fill your brake master cylinder completely full cause you want some room in there for expansion when you get new brakes
Very informative but we need time frame interval as to when to change them.
Quick and solid to the subject. No wasting our time.
Does this video apply to all vehicles?? He said for antifreeze - 50/50 water and antifreeze
yes, 50/50 should apply to almost all vehicles, most of the time you can buy gallon jugs of premixed coolant and also concentrate that you need to mix yourself. Hope this helps :)
Great vid! Needed a guide like this, thanks!
Thank you! Great, clear video 😎
Very informative thank you. I have a question. How do you know if your radiator needs fluid? Is that just fed from the coolant?
you don't need to fill up your radiator separately, if the coolant reservoir is full, that means the whole cooling system is getting coolant pumped through it. Hope this helps :)
@@mrgreen7551 thank you.
I live in a tropical environment🏝️ and I never knew there was such thing as washer fluid . We would always use water
How to check fluids on 2012 Cadillac
That engine doesn't look anything like my engine I'm going to have to find another video
Thanks man
Thanks so much almost messed up my car before watching
Thank you so much.
I have mailbu 2020. i can't find power sterring fluid in owner manual. do i need it or not?
I watched another video and the guy said you need to drain the coolant and power steering fluid
What about the blinker fluid?
Best way to check what type of coolant you have so you can fill?
Owners manual if you don’t have one type in your cars make and model online and should tell you what coolant it takes
Nice video
Yes ok sealed I understand that but it has to still be changed!
Hi, I have a 2012 Audi Q5. I have never changed the brake fluid before but I checked it and the liquid looks light green and clear. Should I still change it?
It should be clear so it sounds good
I was pretty sure it is a nono to change break fluids by yourself as it lets air in and out and messes with the hydraulic system
learn to spell dipshit
@@believe88 huhhhh?
dam this is too complicating....will my car tell me when i have an issue with any of these fluids?
Howard Hughes the 2nd no it won’t unless you drive a Bentley even those won’t most likely . Just get under the hood and check buddy!
It’s actually more simple too check then to have a computer tell you
It looks hard at first but you’ll get used to it and learn eventually.
how about my blinker fluid 🤨
Aren't they also starting to do away with hydraulic brakes and replacing them with electronic brakes.
No that’s the emergency brake that’s now electric before it was a manual cable driven were you pull tension on it. The foot brakes are still hydraulic
I'm on GPL, doesn't that count to you? >:(
Nice username
@@cooperpayne Thanks mate :)
trying to be a bad ass speaker you screwed it for beginners, its as if youre writing a novel or something and trying to show writer charisma..when you try to do something for beginners you go 1 2 3, you dont talk about Transmission Oil in the same fkng sentence you were talking about Brake Oil in one full speech dash, if it wasn't for the images I got lost just listening, also you don't need to make much detailing, we're here to know the type of fluids and then we can check your or other's full videos about each, i really got lost man. so what now is there 5 or 6 , 7 or 8 types, i'm not sure.