It is OK to reuse brake fluid from another system. This statement is __________.

The statement is false because brake fluid is specifically formulated to meet the requirements of a braking system, including its boiling point and viscosity. Reusing brake fluid from another system can introduce contamination and moisture, which can significantly compromise the performance of the braking system. Brake fluid is hygroscopic, meaning it absorbs moisture from the air, and using fluid that may have been exposed to this environment can lead to reduced braking effectiveness, corrosion within the brake components, and overall safety issues. Therefore, it is essential to use fresh, non-contaminated brake fluid that meets the manufacturer's specifications for optimal safety and performance in brake systems.