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**moving to BRAKES section** -BDN
What car and are you flushing the system entirely or just going to bleed until the air bubbles are out?
If you're flushing the entire thing, you'll want atleast a big bottle to make sure you get all the old fluid out and replaced with new fluid and that you've bled all the air from the lines.
Different brands and types of fluid come in different size containers. My Motul 5.1 brake fluid costs more and is sold in smaller portions than say a typical 3.0 prestone fluid.
If you're flushing the entire thing, you'll want atleast a big bottle to make sure you get all the old fluid out and replaced with new fluid and that you've bled all the air from the lines.
Different brands and types of fluid come in different size containers. My Motul 5.1 brake fluid costs more and is sold in smaller portions than say a typical 3.0 prestone fluid.