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Yes, and replace it within the periods specified by the manufacturer.
Yes, as instructed by the manufacturer, replacing the fluid at the prescribed intervals and with the specified type. Check the level between the reservoir marks. A low level, warning light or reduced braking effectiveness requires inspection: do not merely top up without investigating the cause. Fluid can absorb moisture, lowering its boiling point and encouraging vapour formation when heated. Correct fluid level does not guarantee the entire system is healthy; the issue is not moisture hardening the brake pads.
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Yes, although it does not need to be replaced.
No, since it is not used up through use.
Yes, and replace it within the periods specified by the manufacturer.
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En un turismo con frenos hidráulicos, ¿debe revisar el nivel del líquido de frenos?
- No, ya que no se gasta con el uso.
- Sí, aunque no es necesario sustituirlo.
- Sí, y sustituirlo en los plazos indicados por el fabricante.(Correct answer)
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