

Brake Flush
Why does my vehicle need a brake fluid flush?
Your braking system relies on clean, high-quality brake fluid to perform at its best. Over time, brake fluid absorbs moisture and contaminants, which can lower its boiling point and reduce stopping power, especially under heavy braking. Old fluid can also cause corrosion within the brake lines and components, leading to costly repairs. At Eurowerks Motorsports, we perform professional brake flushes that remove the old fluid and replace it with fresh, manufacturer-approved fluid to restore optimal braking performance and safety. Regular brake flushes not only protect your braking system but also give you the confidence that your vehicle will respond when you need it most.
What is a brake flush?
During a brake flush, our technicians use a pressure bleeder to remove the old, contaminated brake fluid from the system and replace it with fresh, clean fluid. We use specialized equipment to ensure all lines, calipers, and the master cylinder are completely purged of moisture and debris. This process restores proper hydraulic pressure, protects internal components from corrosion, and keeps your brakes performing at their best.
How to tell if you need a brake flush.
Open your engine bay and locate the brake fluid reservoir, often times can be hidden under plastic coverings or trim pieces. The cap will have an indication that it is the brake fluid.

Open the lid and peek into the tank with a small flashlight or your phones flashlight. Below are images that show Bad vs Good colors and viscosities of brake fluid. If you are still unsure, let us know and get an expert opinion.
New fluid will be a light translucent yellow. When the fluid is due for a flush it will turn into a dark brown and be harder to see through