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Have 2 resevors one for brake fluid most uses dot3 fluid its dark brown and thickish, tranny fluid can be pink mostly thin and has a dipstick for transmission fluid can be under your hood or if you have a big truck on your tranny or on side ofthe vehicle. You are welcome !
You add the fluid in there the resivar in the engine bay! it is the bigger of the two round ones on the top right the big one is brake fluid the smaller one is tranny fluid! and if you are bleeding brakes make sure you have plenty of brake fluid.
This question has appeared here before, and the answer is still no!Transmission fluid and brake fluid are two differentfluids. One of them (tranny fluid) works as a hydraulic agent like brake fluid, but also works as a coolant and lubricant, and it helps your transmission to grip the bands to transfer power. If it is low, the transmission will slip.Brake fluid is basically just a hydraulic fluid (though it does lubricate a bit), and it pushes caliper pistons which move brake pads against the brake rotor or brake bands which move against the inside of the brake drum. Brake fluid eats paint for breakfast, so you don't want that on the finish of your car. Keep reading 'cause there's more.Note: The real issue here is what the fluid does to the seals in the transmission or the brake system. These seals are specially formulated rubber, and the wrong fluid in them will work for a short while, but will permanently damage those seals. At that point, they will leak and all the seals in the system will have to be replaced and the system flushed and filled with the correct fluid. (If it's a transmission, you'll have to replace the bands and a few other parts as well as the seals. The bands are somewhat porous and absorb fluid.) It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the issue here. Be smart. Consult a car expert or even a competent parts supplier for the correct fluid for your brake system or transmission.PS: M-EightTotally true my friend if put brake fluid in tranny simple way to say it is all seals will get eaten up by the toxics in brake fluid and tranny will leak like crazy, but he is asking about tranny fluid in brakes which will cause leaks like mad because of tranny fluid is alot thiner then brake fluid.Dont do it kids ! LOL
Only brake fluid can be used for brake fluid. Brake fluid is a glycol-based liquid - it's closer to antifreeze than to oil, but don't use antifreeze in it either. Only brake fluid.
Some alternatives to mineral oil brake fluid that can be used in vehicles include silicone-based brake fluid, glycol-based brake fluid, and synthetic brake fluid.
all brake fluid that is used is dot3
engine probably 10-30. tranny if auto matic. probably dot 3 type. manual 70-9-weight gear oil. some tranny use brake fluid in the tranny if the system is a hydralic clutch. hope it helps. duboff Be careful; don't put brake fluid in the trannie.... Gm Synchromesh is preferred but many say that the Pennzoil synchromesh is the same formulation and it's much cheaper. The spec is for 80W90 GL-5 oil. No brake fluid in the trannie but use it in the clutch hydraulics.
you put it in the same place your trans dipstick is, by the brake fluid container below it, it gas a yellow handle
man: under the brake master cylinder Auto: there is a dipstick to check the tranny fluid. It doubles as the inlet for more fluid
Oh man not good, brake fluid eats paint and its very toxic where it will eat up your rings and damage your tranny guts if you have done that drain it asap, other then that they are very different fluids tranny serves as coolant, lubricant, and hydralic, its thin and brake fluid just pushes your caliper pistons on pads that are applyed to your rotors and is much thicker so you dont want to mix those 2. You are very welcome.
normal brake fluid
DOT ( 3 ) brake fluid