Frozen windshield fluid line
So it's been colder than a witch's teet here lately.
Driving to work this morning and the damn line is frozen. I checked the "Squirter" (for lack of a better technical name) and it's clean and free of debris.
So all ye smart ones, what's the best trick in the book to unfreeze my line without taking everything apart or waiting for warmer weather (which isn't happening anytime soon)?
Driving to work this morning and the damn line is frozen. I checked the "Squirter" (for lack of a better technical name) and it's clean and free of debris.
So all ye smart ones, what's the best trick in the book to unfreeze my line without taking everything apart or waiting for warmer weather (which isn't happening anytime soon)?
Yeah, you need to do the following
1) Buy De-Icer Fluid (Usually Blue, not Pink)
2) Go to a warm carwash or garage.
3) Leave the engine run, wash the car (to warm the lines)
4) When the washer fluid will spray, hold it down until it's empty
5) Wash the Car again, lol
6) Put in the De-icer fluid. Pink stuff seems only marginally better at getting bug guts off in summer - so its prolly best to keep the blue stuff in.
1) Buy De-Icer Fluid (Usually Blue, not Pink)
2) Go to a warm carwash or garage.
3) Leave the engine run, wash the car (to warm the lines)
4) When the washer fluid will spray, hold it down until it's empty
5) Wash the Car again, lol
6) Put in the De-icer fluid. Pink stuff seems only marginally better at getting bug guts off in summer - so its prolly best to keep the blue stuff in.
make sure it is de-icer...the regular water is blue around here...our deicier is orange and some pink
rain-x de-icer is what i use...it is orange, the stuff work the best from any ive used
rain-x de-icer is what i use...it is orange, the stuff work the best from any ive used
Last edited by splink; Feb 2, 2007 at 01:58 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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