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Most brake fluids are extremely corrosive to your car's paint, and if you spill them on it, you'll need to act quickly to avoid damage. Here's what to do.

So just how different are the Dot 4 and Dot 4 formulas for brake fluid? Let's take a look at the chemical composition of these components to find out.

John Paul, AAA Northeast's Car Doctor, answers a question from a reader questioning whether his Toyota needs its brake fluid flushed.

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As per the warranty and maintenance guide for the 2024 and newer Tacoma, the segment's best-selling midsizer takes either DOT 3 or DOT 4 brake fluid.

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If you notice your brake fluid running low, you may be tempted to top it off. But according to a mechanic, doing so isn't a good idea.