windshield liquid cleaner
windshield liquid cleaner
07-21-14, 12:34 PM
#2
Instructor
Whatever the dealer puts into the reservoir.
Ray A.
Ray A.
07-22-14, 04:43 AM
#5
07-22-14, 03:44 PM
#6
Driver
Thread Starter
Hey guys, thanks for your replies 
to be honest I was asking it in order to put into the tank. Im sorry not to mentioning it before.
What liquid do you put into washer fluid tank?
Thanks again
PS: please consider that Im in CA
to be honest I was asking it in order to put into the tank. Im sorry not to mentioning it before.
What liquid do you put into washer fluid tank?
Thanks again
PS: please consider that Im in CA
Last edited by vartig; 07-22-14 at 03:48 PM.
07-23-14, 04:45 AM
#7
My answer doesn't change. The service department at the dealership tops off the windshield washer fluid reservoir (tank) when I come in for any service. I have no clue what they use. I use some name brand (Prestone, Rain-X, etc) gimmicky subzero fluid in the coldest part of winter.
To routinely clean my glass I use Meguiar's or Stoners.
Walk into WalMart or any automotive store and there are many generic and name brand products available. I believe even Windex has fluid in gallons.
On the internet you can find "home brewed" washer fluid recipes. Some companies sell concentrates to make your own. I think the rage these days is the washer fluid advertised to assist in bug removal. Are there any bugs in CA (California or Canada??).
To routinely clean my glass I use Meguiar's or Stoners.
Walk into WalMart or any automotive store and there are many generic and name brand products available. I believe even Windex has fluid in gallons.
On the internet you can find "home brewed" washer fluid recipes. Some companies sell concentrates to make your own. I think the rage these days is the washer fluid advertised to assist in bug removal. Are there any bugs in CA (California or Canada??).
Last edited by DunWkg; 07-23-14 at 04:48 AM.
Trending Topics
07-23-14, 09:56 AM
#9
No, I don't play soccer!
You're right, David. Prestone makes a windshield washer fluid to help with bug removal . It's what I use though I don't necessarily have to. Most stores carry it. The cheap stuff is well, cheap.
07-23-14, 10:36 AM
#10
Lexus Test Driver
My answer doesn't change. The service department at the dealership tops off the windshield washer fluid reservoir (tank) when I come in for any service. I have no clue what they use. I use some name brand (Prestone, Rain-X, etc) gimmicky subzero fluid in the coldest part of winter.
To routinely clean my glass I use Meguiar's or Stoners.
Walk into WalMart or any automotive store and there are many generic and name brand products available. I believe even Windex has fluid in gallons.
On the internet you can find "home brewed" washer fluid recipes. Some companies sell concentrates to make your own. I think the rage these days is the washer fluid advertised to assist in bug removal. Are there any bugs in CA (California or Canada??).
To routinely clean my glass I use Meguiar's or Stoners.
Walk into WalMart or any automotive store and there are many generic and name brand products available. I believe even Windex has fluid in gallons.
On the internet you can find "home brewed" washer fluid recipes. Some companies sell concentrates to make your own. I think the rage these days is the washer fluid advertised to assist in bug removal. Are there any bugs in CA (California or Canada??).
( same way we write NY, CT, ME, NV etc)And Yes, there are bugs here in CA as well.
I use a Walmart generic brand ( color is green) that helps with the bugs on the windshield.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
