Safe Synthetic Brake Fluid Dot3 Brake Fluid 500ml With All Brake System Metals

Synthetic Brake Fluid DOT3 Safe For Use With All Brake System Metals

Function:

Utilizing cutting-edge formulation technology and rigorously selected ingredients, this premium synthetic brake fluid delivers exceptional performance while meeting global certifications:

• SAE J1703 & DOT3 (FMVSS 116) for U.S. vehicle safety.
•  ISO 4925 for international compatibility.
• GB12981 HZY3 for Chinese market compliance.

Ideal for modern hydraulic braking systems across all major vehicle brands worldwide.

Specification:

Product Advantages:

• Resists vapor lock at high temperatures and maintains fluidity in cold climates.
• Superior oxidation resistance reduces degradation and extends replacement intervals.
• Safe for metals, rubber seals, and brake components without causing corrosion or swelling.
• Absorbs and disperses moisture evenly to prevent localized boiling.
• Free from heavy metals, meeting international environmental standards.
• High dry/wet boiling points ensure consistent pedal feel and control.

Usage Method:

1. Verify master cylinder reservoir level and line integrity.
2. Purge residual fluid using pressure bleeding equipment.
3. Flush system until effluent runs clear.
4. Fill to specified level using graduated funnel.
5. Perform wheel-specific bleeding per ABS procedure.
6. Road test for pedal travel and emergency braking.

Precautions:

• ​​Must be operated by professional technicians​​—the braking system is critical to driving safety, and improper handling by non-professionals may lead to brake failure.
• Avoid mixing different brands​​, even if they share the same specification, as additive formulations may be incompatible.
• ​​Unused fluid must be tightly sealed​​—label the container with the opening date and use within six months.
• ​Keep away from ignition sources​​—brake fluid is flammable. No smoking or working near high-temperature equipment during servicing.
• ​​Store in a cool, dry place (5–30°C/41–86°F)​​—protect from direct sunlight or freezing temperatures.