What is the 14' OEM Sport Brake Fluid

40 to 332 · 08-27-2016, 11:06 AM

Stock fluid is DOT3. However, since you're in a 2014 and your reservoir is half-full, you might want to consider performing a full bleed, and switching to DOT4. A lot of members use Motul RBF 600 DOT4 in lieu of the stock fluid. Also, if your fluid is that low, I'd check the amount of wear on your pads, and replace them if there is little pad remaining. Otherwise, check for any leaks in the system.

brianx42 · 08-27-2016, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by 40 to 332

Stock fluid is DOT3. However, since you're in a 2014 and your reservoir is half-full, you might want to consider performing a full bleed, and switching to DOT4. A lot of members use Motul RBF 600 DOT4 in lieu of the stock fluid. Also, if your fluid is that low, I'd check the amount of wear on your pads, and replace them if there is little pad remaining. Otherwise, check for any leaks in the system.

thanks for the info! Ya i don't know why I'm already so low! Car only has 8300 miles. Will add more fluid, hopefully i don't have a leak

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40 to 332 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Kimberley, BC, CANADA Posts: 455 Drives: 13 370Z BS M6 Sport Rep Power: 440	Stock fluid is DOT3. However, since you're in a 2014 and your reservoir is half-full, you might want to consider performing a full bleed, and switching to DOT4. A lot of members use Motul RBF 600 DOT4 in lieu of the stock fluid. Also, if your fluid is that low, I'd check the amount of wear on your pads, and replace them if there is little pad remaining. Otherwise, check for any leaks in the system.