What are the procedures to to change the brake fluids on a Volvo S60 2002?

The easiest and quickest way is to have someone pump the brakes while you open the bleed valve at each brake caliper. Put a clear hose over the end of the valve to catch the old fluid into a container and make sure you put in fresh fluid all the while into the brake fluid reservoir. You will know when you have entirely fresh fluid in the system.

It will not have the yellow tinge that the old fluid will have. Contrary to what one person answered, yes you do need to change the fluid at the recommended intervals. Brake fluid deteriorates over time.

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If so, I have no idea. I bought my 2002 S60 in early 2007 and have always taken it to the dealer for every *single* thing. I was lucky enough to get it off directly from the original owner who had leased the car.

This is my second Volvo and I strongly, strongly, strongly suggest that you always service at the dealership if you want your Volvo to last. Volvos are GREAT cars and last FOR FOREVER... but only if you service them with PROFESSIONALS. Good luck, hope it goes well.

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