Brake Fluid Tester: Keep Your Car Safe!

Keeping your car in tip-top shape is super important, right? One thing you should always check is your brake fluid. It helps your car stop when you need it to! With Automotive Brake Fluid Tester, you can easily check your brake fluid and make sure you are safe on the road.

Why Test Your Brake Fluid?

Brake fluid can get old and pick up water. Can you imagine water inside of your car? If there's too much water, your brakes might not work as good. That's why testing it is a great idea. The brake fluid tester tells you if you need to change your fluid. It's like a checkup for your car's brakes!

How Does the Tester Work?

This tester is simple to use. You just turn it on and dip it into your brake fluid. Then, some little lights will tell you if your fluid is good. The tester uses something called conductivity to see how much water is in the fluid. It's very smart!

Understanding the Lights

The tester has five lights. If the green light is on, you are all good! If you see a yellow light, your fluid is ok now, but you might need to change it soon. If the red light comes on, it's time for new brake fluid right away!

Cool Things About This Tester

  • It has a strong probe that gives you the right answer.
  • It's made of stuff that won't break easily.
  • It has a grip that helps you hold on tight.
  • It's easy to turn on and use.

How to Use It

  1. Turn on the tester.
  2. Put it in the brake fluid.
  3. Look at the lights.
  4. Clean it with a dry cloth after.

The lights show you how much water is in your brake fluid:

  • 0% Light: No water, all good!
  • 1% Light: Just a little water, still good.
  • 2% Light: Some water, still can use.
  • 3% Light: Time to think about changing.
  • 4% Light: Change it now!

Remember, keeping your brake fluid checked is a smart thing to do for your safety. This tester makes it easy. Batteries are not included.

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