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What Is The Difference Between A Brake Flush And A Brake Bleed?
There are two types of brake fluid service procedures: bleeding and flushing. Paul Campanella’s Auto and Tire Centers recommend a flush as the best way to service your brake fluid. Let’s look at both and see which makes more sense for you.
Bleeding your Brake System:
The bleeding process involves manually pumping enough new fluid through your brake lines to simply eliminate any air that may be in them. The vehicle’s four brakes are bled individually.
Flushing your Brake System:
The brake flushing process goes a step beyond. Flushing fully replaces all of your old brake fluid with new clean fluid. This procedure is done with a flushing machine. New brake fluid is forced through the entire hydraulic system until the fluid that exits the system is clean. A brake flush gives you all new brake fluid throughout the braking system.
Paul Campanella's Auto Centers is a family owned auto service center with five locations in the Delaware Valley. Our mission is to provide the most skilled work, with the highest integrity delivering the most convenient service for our customers.
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