1997 Toyota Avalon "replace brake fluid reservoir" Questions

...replace brake pads. Brake fluids for these cars are DOT3. You would know if you have the correct fluid level by looking at the break fluid container in the engine bay at the driver side. It has a ...

...replace. REMOVE OR DISCONNECT Retainer and electrical connector from fluid level sensor. Drain brake fluid front mister cylinder reservoir. Reservoir hose from master cylinder. Plug hose to prevent ...

...is it located Found brake fluid reservoir, need to know where clutch fluid goes. In the brake fluid reservoir. Both are the same. No clutch pedal, replace the slave or master. I would replace

...brake pads (front or rear) are getting close to replacement. If they still have some life and you're not ready to change them you can just top off the fluid in the reservoir to turn off the light. ...

...brake fluid into the reservoir just until it reaches the Full line, replace the cap on the reservoir. As you bleed the brakes which you can find out how to do elsewhere on this site  the new ...

...damage your paint. Suggestion: Get the front brake pads checked, replace them if they are worn. Thanks for choosing FixYa today. If you have any other questions, please feel free to get back to

...brake fluid to the reservoir, but when I tried to bleed the brakes, I wasn't getting any brake fluid back to the rear brakes I just replaced the rear brakes on my 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4. I added ...

replace brake fluid reservoir in 98 passat How do I replace the brake fluid reservoir in my 1998 VW Passat? The reservoir looks like its beginning to crack and I want to replace it now before I have a

...brake fluid reservoir. Sometime the level can be seen without opening the reservoir. Use a flashlight and shine on the reservoir to see if it is above the minimum mark. If you can't tell, then open ...

...brake fluid in the brake master cylinder reservoir gets to a predetermined level, the floating magnet actuates the reed switch, causing the red brake warning indicator to illuminate. Loss of brake ...