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TBH I would change brake fluid at 2-3 years or whatever the recommended has always been regardless. Despite Teslas being outside of many rules of science (allegedly ) brake fluid and the fact is is hydroscopic doesn’t change for Mr Musk, nor does it depend if you use the brakes or not.
Personally I can’t see the point of the tests for Joe Public to buy and rely on results..... brake fluid is hardly an unknown beast and I can’t honestly be bothered spending on a test to try and extend a change every couple of years or so..... having bought a car I can’t imagine I can claim I can’t afford a brake fluid change.
maybe it’s just me though
Personally I can’t see the point of the tests for Joe Public to buy and rely on results..... brake fluid is hardly an unknown beast and I can’t honestly be bothered spending on a test to try and extend a change every couple of years or so..... having bought a car I can’t imagine I can claim I can’t afford a brake fluid change.
maybe it’s just me though