2. Pump out the brake fluid with a syringe and check the conductivity at this time.
- Float on top - no conductivity
- Float at the bottom - there is conductivity
2. Pump out the brake fluid with a syringe and check the conductivity at this time.
Checking the Low Brake Fluid Level Sensor [Toyota Carina T190]
1. Disconnect the low brake fluid level sensor connector and connect the tester.
2. Pump out the brake fluid with a syringe and check the conductivity at this time.
2. Pump out the brake fluid with a syringe and check the conductivity at this time.
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