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How does water get into brake fluid when its a closed system?
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One source is the air gap in the brake fluid reservoir. Most brake fluids are hydroscopic so it absorbs water vapor from the air gap.
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And through microscopic pores in the seals and hoses. Most brake fluid reservoirs are transparent so you can check the level without opening it and thus contaminating the fluid. In a year's time brake fluid can contain as much as 2% water.
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