How do I add/replace ''Break Fluid' to Alfa Romeo 155?

Invasion

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It's my first time to ever do this and I have no idea where to find the spot where it is allocated, do I need to add it like I do with engine oil?
 
Only one thing to add. Pad wear sensors are completely separate from brake fluid levels and if it is low fill it up.
 
You add it to the brake fluid reservoir bit by bit as each of the 4 wheel brakes is bled through to purge the old fluid. Without special equipment this is not a one man job
Manufacturers recommend that it is changed every 2 years which I think is too quick but its up to you
 
If you're that unsure about adding "break" fluid to a car, how much, what type, or why, suggest you take it to a garage who will do it for you, if it's necessary at all.
 
|I dunno, but |I think its called "Brake fluid" |You wont find anybody selling the other stuff. |Thinking about it though adding water to where the engine oil is would become |"Break fluid|"
 
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