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Can you tell me the type of brake fluid that goes in a 2013 Ford Explorer?
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The manufacturer of the 2013 Ford Explorer suggests using the high-performance Motorcraft brake fluid Dot 4, which can be easily identified on the top of the tank. The price for changing the brake fluid can vary from $5 to $15, depending on the brand and quality of the fluid. It is recommended by the factory guidelines to have this service done every 30,000 miles. Taking your car to an auto repair shop for this service can cost between $80 and $120, which includes labor and materials. Flushing and bleeding of the brake fluid is commonly done to ensure proper brake operation, but may also be necessary if the fluid shows signs of excessive wear.
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Certainly! Dot 3 refers to a type of brake fluid used in vehicles to ensure proper braking performance and safety.
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You can choose to use either dot 3 or dot 4 brake fluid in a 2013 Ford Explorer.
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