1. Stop driving immediately. Power steering fluid can damage your brake system, so it is important to stop driving as soon as possible and avoid using the brakes.
2. Call a tow truck. You should have your vehicle towed to a mechanic or dealership that can safely remove the power steering fluid from the brake reservoir.
3. Do not attempt to remove the power steering fluid yourself. Removing the power steering fluid from the brake reservoir can be dangerous, and should only be done by a qualified mechanic.
4. Be prepared to pay for repairs. The cost of repairing the damage to your brake system can vary depending on the severity of the damage. You may be responsible for paying for the repairs, so be prepared for this expense.
Here are some additional tips to avoid accidentally pouring power steering fluid into the brake reservoir:
* Make sure to clearly label all of your automotive fluids.
* Keep your power steering fluid and brake fluid containers separate.
* Fill the brake fluid reservoir with brake fluid only.
* If you spill power steering fluid, clean it up immediately with soap and water.
By following these steps, you can avoid the potential damage that can be caused by accidentally pouring power steering fluid into the brake reservoir.
