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Yes, they must be clean, free of cracks and free of leaks.
Yes. Inspect hydraulic brake hoses according to the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions, checking their condition, cracks, damage and leaks. They carry fluid to brake actuators such as calipers or wheel cylinders, not to the friction surfaces of pads and discs. Leaks or damaged hoses can reduce pressure and braking effectiveness. A correct fluid level does not establish that the hoses are sound; qualified personnel should assess and repair defects.
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No, as these components do not deteriorate.
Yes, they must be clean, free of cracks and free of leaks.
No, as long as the fluid is fine, their condition does not matter.
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