Universal Automotive Power Steering Fluid Reservoir

Automotive Brake Booster Fluid Reservoir

Weight: 630g
Colors: Black, Silver
Vehicle Models: Universal

Introduction:
The brake booster fluid reservoir stores the brake fluid. When the driver depresses the brake pedal, the brake master cylinder generates pressure, which pushes the brake fluid to flow through the brake pipelines to the brake calipers (or wheel cylinders) of each wheel. Due to the incompressible property of the brake fluid, the pressure can be effectively transmitted, prompting the brake calipers (or wheel cylinders) to push the brake pads to rub against the brake discs or brake drums, thus achieving the vehicle's braking.

The fluid reservoir is connected to the brake master cylinder, continuously supplying an adequate amount of brake fluid to the braking system to ensure the smooth progress of the entire braking process. Meanwhile, the fluid level sensor monitors the level of the brake fluid in the reservoir in real time. When the fluid level is too low, the brake system warning light on the dashboard will turn on, reminding the driver to check and replenish the brake fluid in a timely manner.

Storing Brake Fluid: It reserves a sufficient amount of brake fluid for the entire braking system, ensuring that the braking system can obtain enough working medium to carry out braking operations under various working conditions.

Ensuring Stable Braking Performance: Maintaining the normal level of the brake fluid is crucial for ensuring the stable performance of the braking system. An excessively low fluid level may allow air to enter the brake pipelines, forming an air lock, which can make the brakes feel soft or even cause them to fail, seriously affecting driving safety.

Protecting Braking System Components: The brake fluid not only plays a role in transmitting pressure but also has a certain anti-rust and lubricating effect on the metal components of the braking system. The brake fluid in the reservoir can continuously provide this protection for the system, extending the service life of each component of the braking system.