Surprise!

**3H2H1** · 01-23-2012, 12:30 PM

Originally Posted by coriolis

The whole season we've gotten two major snowfalls here in Toronto, and by major I mean 2-3 inches LOL! So its nothing, it melts within the day, then there are flurries that melt before it hits the ground. Throw in some mud, some salt/brine, some dirt and grass, and presto, slushy goodness flying into your windshield all the time.
We've had a handful of freezing rain and black ice alerts though. Fun when you're alone in a large empty parking lot doing some donuts

This winter has been lame
They are calling for nearly 50 today, and maybe even a thunderstorm later when the rains move in

**adronix** · 01-23-2012, 04:54 PM

Originally Posted by 3H2H1

As we are talking about washer fluid, I have a question for those who have really emptied the thing.
When you fill it up does it take a full gallon jug, or only a portion of the jug?

It takes the whole jug my friend. Mint!

**Rush** · 12-07-2012, 06:43 AM

I just discovered the lack of a low washer fluid light this morning! I use a jug of fluid approximately every 2 weeks in the winter with my 200km/day commute here in the Great White North. No indicator light...now how techy is that?

**RotaryKid** · 12-07-2012, 07:14 AM

I find if you use the rear wiper too, it runs out way quicker, as it doesn't so much spray as it spills the fluid down the back lol

**Mingo85** · 12-07-2012, 08:44 AM

Originally Posted by MTD

Me too. One thing that drives me nuts is when the Techs at the dealer top it off during a service. I use Rain-X and when mixed with normal fluid it streaks like crazy. I always tell them not to add any, but 50% of the time they still do.

Since the thread got revived, I read the whole thing and had to comment about this.

I say we make a custom "do not top me up" badge to stick on the cap. =)