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there is too much in the container If you filled the resevior with brake fluid PRIOR to replacing any of the brake linings, it will cause the fluid to "backflow" into the resevior, thus it will overflow and leak from the cap.
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The most likely answer is the Parking Brake is set.
Before you add brake fluid, are you SURE you need to add some? Because as brake pads wear, the brake fluid level goes down, but the brake pads need to be replaced then, BEFORE any brake fluid is added. Otherwise, when the brake pads ARE replaced, there will be too much brake fluid in the reservoir, and it will flow out when the pistons are pushed back into it's bore, to make room for the new pads. -Tom.
our body lacks enough fluid to function properly.
too much trans fluid can burn up the trans. just drain some out till it is at the correct level
Your tranny will start to slip and damage trans. Too much fluid can cause the transmission to blow seals. Drain out the excess, immediately.
Use turkey baster to suck out fluid or rag to absorb excess fluid
no, brake fluid is not the same as power steering fluid, make sure you actually get the right stuff. and double check what type of brake fluid you have (dot 3/ dot 5) because there is a difference there too
you probably need to change the brake fluid drain it then put new fluid
Your brakes will start to shift and essentially turn into a second transmission effectively giving you double the gears. IE. Turning a 6 speed transmission into a beast of a 12 speed tranny. Vroom vroom. Nope. Better flush that system out immediately, darn good too. Don't go driving because brake fluid goes where brake fluid goes for a reason.