Overuse, the brake fluids of the car get dirty and needs an immediate brake flush. In this case, you have to flush the brakes for removing the unwanted particles and residual moisture in the fluid before filling it with clean and fresh fluid. Due to these reasons, you have to perform a brake flush every 2 years or 24,000 miles. Go through the slide to know about the time to flush the brakes of the Porsche.

1. When you Should Consider the

2. For the smooth running of
the braking system, it needs
good quality brake fluid.

3. Now the moisture can
make its way into the brake
fluid through the hydraulic
lines.

4. As a result, the brake fluid
chemically breaks down
and rusts its metal
components.

5. If your car has dirty brake
fluid, it needs a brake flush
or a thorough cleansing.

6. The following points define
the conditions to perform
the brake flush in Porsche.

7. Driving Under Heavy Braking
Conditions

8. If you are towing heavy
loads or driving in a hilly
area, you will put more
pressure on the brake
system.

9. As a result, moisture will
enter the brake fluid and
begin wreaking havoc
quickly.

10. Brake Warning Lights On The Dash

11. When the brake light
illuminates on the dash,
check the brakes and brake
fluid.

12. This means the fluid levels
are lowered down due to
the leaking brake lines.

13. Change In Pedal Pressure

14. If you either feel spongy
brakes or a harder
depressed pedal, then you
should inspect the brake
system.

15. Moreover, it indicates the
low fluid levels and leaking
brake lines in your Porsche.

16. Pulling To One Side While Driving

17. Perform the brake flush
when your car noticeably
pulls to one side as you
drive.

18. In this case, the brake fluid
leaks and is contaminated
with moisture and grit.

19. Conclusion

20. Contaminated brake fluid
will create a catastrophic
consequence in your car.

21. At this point, you have to
perform the brake flush by
consulting with a reputed
Porsche mechanic.

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