Brake fluid specification
Before using a particular brake
fluid,
check
that the
specifications
printed on the con-
tainer correspond to the vehicle require-
ments.
Brake
fluid
that complies with the manu-
facturer’s standard is available from quali-
fied
workshops.
If no manufacturer-standard brake
fluid
is
available, you can use brake
fluid
that is
compliant with DIN ISO 4925 CLASS 6 or
US standard FMVSS 116 DOT 4.
Not all brake
fluids
that are compliant with
DIN ISO 4925 CLASS 6 or US standard
FMVSS 116 DOT 4 have the same chemical
composition. Some of these brake
fluids
may contain chemicals that can damage or
destroy brake system components over
time.
Brake
fluid
that is compliant with the man-
ufacturer’s standard
fulfils
the require-
ments of DIN ISO 4925 CLASS 6 or
US standard FMVSS 116 DOT 4.
Brake fluid level
The brake
fluid
level must always be be-
tween the MIN and MAX markings on the
brake
fluid
reservoir or above the MIN
marking
→
.
If the brake
fluid
level cannot be read ex-
actly, please seek assistance from a corre-
spondingly
qualified
workshop.
The brake
fluid
level drops slightly when
the vehicle is being used as the brake pads
wear and the brakes are automatically ad-
justed.
Brake fluid level
The indicator lamp lights up red.
Brake
fluid
level is too low.
1.
Do not drive on!
Check the brake
fluid
level.
2. Seek expert assistance if the brake
fluid
level is too low.
Brake fluid change
1. The brake
fluid
should be changed by
a correspondingly
qualified
workshop.
Only new brake
fluid
that conforms with
the required
specification
should be used.
WARNING
Brake failure or reduced braking
efficiency
can be caused by the brake
fluid
level be-
ing too low or by brake
fluid
that is too old
or unsuitable.
·
Have the brake system and brake
fluid
level checked regularly or have the
brake
fluid
changed!
·
The
refilled
brake
fluid
must be new.
·
Make sure that the correct brake
fluid
is
used. Only use brake
fluid
that is explic-
itly compliant with the designated
standard. Any other brake
fluid
or
a low-quality one can
affect
the func-
tioning of the brakes and reduce their
effectiveness.
WARNING
Brake
fluid
is toxic.
·
In order to reduce the risk of poisoning,
never use bottles or other containers to
store brake
fluid.
These containers
could encourage other people to drink
out of them, even if they are labelled
otherwise.
·
Always store brake
fluid
in its original
sealed container and out of the reach
of children.
NOTICE
Brake
fluid
that has leaked or been spilt can
damage the vehicle paintwork, plastic
parts and tyres.
·
Wipe
off
brake
fluid
that has leaked or
been spilled immediately from all parts
of the vehicle.
Brake
fluid
can pollute the environ-
ment. Collect any service
fluids
that
escape or are spilled and dispose of them
correctly and with respect for the environ-
ment.
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Checking and
refilling
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