DOT 4, check the cap for the reservoir, it is written on the cap.
open the cap on the brake mastercylinder reservoir and fill it to the top with Dot 3 brake fluid.
You open the hood, find the brake fluid reservoir, take the cap off and add DOT 3 brake fluid up to the full level.
it says on the master cylinder cap. it should be Dot 3 brake fluid
DOT 3 brake fluid as listed on the master cylinder fill cap.
Brake fluid type is Dot 3. It should also say on the reservoir cap.
in the brake fluid reservoir, somewhere along the back of the engine bay. the cap will say something like "brake fluid dot 4 only"
Open the hood, by the fire wall in the back on the drivers side is the Brake fluid reservoir, unscrew the cap and fill it with the appropriate DOT brake fluid to the line.
DOT 4, as listed on the screw cap (I was incorrectly told on internet DOT 3)
The brake fluid master-cylinder cap usually specifies the correct type brake fluid for the vehicle. It is embossed in the warning statement on the cap. If the vehicle's master=cylinder cap does not have a warning statement there is usually a label near the cap that details the brake fluid information. The information is also typically in the owners manual under fluids and maintenance. I believe this vehicle should use DOT 3 brake fluid.
First it must be determined which type of brake fluid a 95 Ford Taurus uses. More than likely it is Dot 3. To add this fluid, find the brake fluid reservoir on the master cylinder. Unscrew the cap to the reservoir and replenish your brake fluid to the fill line. Screw the cap back on.
The corect DOT fluid will be listed on top of the master cylinder fill cap.