Brake Fluid Exchange in East Brunswick, NJ

MOPAR Brake Fluid Exchange in East Brunswick, NJ

We operate a certified MOPAR service department staffed with certified technicians with an expert's knowledge of hydraulic brake systems and their brake fluid maintenance requirements professionally. With the brake system being a vital safety mechanism, we never cut corners on our brake fluid exchange service that features a factory-trained technician with significant direct experience inspecting the brakes and performing the fluid exchange service. No matter if you own a Chrysler from Edison, a Dodge from Franklin Township or a Jeep from Woodbridge Township needing a brake fluid exchange, all of our loyal customers from the greater East Brunswick area have come to trust us at Route 18 Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram as their dependable one-stop MOPAR service department.

What Are the Warning Signs of Defective Brake Fluid?

It is important to know the warning signs of bad brake fluid so that you can get service if there is a problem between brake system inspections. If any of the warning signs occur, the vehicle will need brakes service regardless of the mileage interval and current mileage. Here are the telltale signs of a brake fluid problem needing swift attention:

Dashboard brake system warning light
Loud noises when braking
Shaking or vibrations when braking
Observably leaking brake fluid or found low and requires topping off
Brake fluid feels soft or spongy
Vehicle requires a greater distance to stop

Brake Fluid Exchange Service

At Route 18 Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, our brake fluid exchange service starts with a certified technician, a certified service protocol, and genuine OEM fluids and parts if needed. The professional service tech will remove the brake fluid from the system, inspect the full brake system thoroughly, and if the components pass inspection, installs fresh brake fluid according to factory specifications.

Automotive Braking & Routine Fluid Maintenance

The brakes on your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram model rely on hydraulic brake fluid to transfer stopping power generated by the master cylinder into the brake pads and rotors where the energy is turned into the resistance that ultimately stops the vehicle. The brake system's performance reliability and safety come down to the condition and performance of the hydraulic brake fluid within. Since it is universal knowledge among certified technicians that brake fluid is prone to contamination and leaks, it requires routine inspections and exchange service when it loses integrity.

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