Hi. Ive never flushed my brake fluid. It might be a different person.

@@PeterZafra . My bad it was actually your video about the brake pad change on the 1997 to 2001 Toyota Camry I actually watched a video sponsored by Toyota on how to bleed the brakes and a Chris Fix video and I took the last part of your video when you said not to put the reservoir cap back on and you stepped on the brakes a few times I assumed it was to make sure the the brakes were air tight I did that to my 1998 and and it worked perfect on all 4 wheels when I did the brake fluid flush unfortunately a week later I got hit from behind and that was the end for that 1998 Toyota Camry but lol I bought another 1998 Toyota Camry and I'm about to do another brake flush job I'm making sure this car has clean coolant, transmission fluid, differential fluid, power steering fluid and new brake fluid hopefully I don't get hit again this car has 110 thousand miles right now I drive 10 thousand miles a year it should last me until 2050 lol I'll be 90 years by then I'm 59 right now lol.

I'm glad you are okay. Cheers on the new used Camry.