Bleeding brake is an important part of ensuring a functional system. Bleeding the brakes will help make sure that your brake generates enough force to stop your car on time. When something clogs the hydraulic system, the force your brakes can apply is drastically reduced. There needs to be a vacuum inside the master chamber and inside of each of the chambers leafing to the individual wheels for brakes to perform correctly. When something blocks the system from forming a vacuum, the vehicle can’t stop as quickly because the process is less severe. When this happens, your brakes need to be bled. This means you will be emptying the contents of that master chamber and replacing the liquid inside with pure brake fluid instead. This allows for a sustainable vacuum and effective braking with enough stopping force.