wiper fluid
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hahahhahah cmon! serious? washer fluid that is more aerodynamic? juss regular blue washer fluid is fine. Sometimes there is osme antifreeze in there to prevent it from freezing up but we dont relaly got that problem in the bay area.
#3
Re: wiper fluid
Originally posted by black019
i was just wondering if you people out there used anything special for your windshield wiper fluid. i know my light is gonna come on soon and i want to put some better **** than whats in it now.
i was just wondering if you people out there used anything special for your windshield wiper fluid. i know my light is gonna come on soon and i want to put some better **** than whats in it now.
#8
Originally posted by KrZyMaX
and all this time i thought all you had to put in there was regular h2o
and all this time i thought all you had to put in there was regular h2o
#9
Rain-X Washer Fluid
Use the Rain-X windshield washer fluid. It's pink and contains an antifreeze agent and conditions the windshield like normal Rain-X, except it doesn't smear and cloud up when you use the wipers. The water will roll right off, and you may not need to use your wipers as frequently. Peace.
#11
Originally posted by black019
i had a friend who had the crazy idea of putting a bottle of windex in his car. boy was that funny.
i had a friend who had the crazy idea of putting a bottle of windex in his car. boy was that funny.
What's so silly about that?? I buy a big bottle of Windex refill, dilute it, and pour the mixture into my wiper fluid tank. Cleans very well.
#12
Originally posted by Eric L.
What's so silly about that?? I buy a big bottle of Windex refill, dilute it, and pour the mixture into my wiper fluid tank. Cleans very well.
What's so silly about that?? I buy a big bottle of Windex refill, dilute it, and pour the mixture into my wiper fluid tank. Cleans very well.
#15
Originally posted by Mustang1999
Ugh.. can't stand Rain-X. You have to almost apply it with a buffer so it won't streak and then you can't get it off. Regular H2O for me.
Ugh.. can't stand Rain-X. You have to almost apply it with a buffer so it won't streak and then you can't get it off. Regular H2O for me.
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