Do You Have A Jug Of Windshield Washer Fluid In Jeep

[profdlp]

I keep a jug in the garage and fill it up regularly. Guess I'm doing alright because I didn't even know there was a LOWWASH warning. :icon_razz:

Pride goeth before a fall... :happy175:

So, after my friends Tom, Bob and Mac got me lifted Saturday I spent Sunday driving out to Marblehead, OH. Part of the trip is on a long causeway across Sandusky Bay:

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So I'm coming back, it's shortly after dark, and as soon as I got on the causeway what seemed to be rain started popping on my windshield. It was hitting like the big drops you get right before it starts pouring.

Except it wasn't rain - it was dozens of bugs, maybe hundreds! My windshield was plastered solid in no time. There were literally two or three hitting every second. I was laying on the bug juice like crazy but after three or four good squirts I ran out. No LOWWASH warning, either! :favorites68:

So, TC, next time you post up a poll I'm going to just stay out of it. :Insane: :emotions34: :happy175:

PS: I poured a whole gallon in when I got home and it still had room for more. Maybe it will even out my front end height.

 

[LibertyTC]

^ ha ha! :happy175:
Ok next Poll...
Do you think Prof needs to top up his windshield washer fluid occasionally, before heading out on road trips? :gr_grin:

 

[profdlp]

The funny thing is that we had almost no rain for most of the summer. Then for the last two weeks of August it rained every single day - fifteen days in a row!

I guess I just got out of the habit of filling it up... :sad72:

 

[Whelan]

Never knew there was a Low Wash warning, I just top it off each oil change. I will note that you should stay away from the super cheap $2 bottles they sell, I don't care what they say about temperatures because I had to replace a tank and motor on my Civic because it all froze and snapped due to cheap fluid. Also, I don't use that de-icer fluid or anything mixed that may end up becoming gunky and clogging the hoses/pores.