[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Robbb

Put a hose in the tank and let it flush out.

But, still have to have way to suck water or drain it and refill with washer fluid.

[coralway]

every time I fil up the gas tank, I clean the windows. Each year, when I get the war wagon inspected, they flush and clean the washer tank. They also add new washer fluid.

[KsJayhawkers]

It would be a good time to change out the blinker fluid when tackling this project.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Did he look in tank? Imagine in Boston he uses it enough to empty it out every year? IMO hard believe car lasted 11 years in Boston…

im sure he’s had to fill it but he’s never drained it , car is in garage , but I know lots of people with car 10 years old , the parking lot in my marina in east Boston is filled with older cars in summer fyi lots of people who live in city don’t use there cars much , I can be up there for months and never drive one ,maybe very late at night an Uber

[Decadeofdave]

If you have white coagulated floating things in there, it's just water, no fluid was ever added.
Just my guess.

[Aacosner]

Originally Posted by KsJayhawkers

It would be a good time to change out the blinker fluid when tackling this project.

I change out my blinker fluid every six months. Never had a blinker problem.

[Chi-Town]

Used to buy a gallon of washer fluid good to 20 below for a buck up north. Never had a problem. Maybe because I had to use it all the time getting salt off the windshield. In the summer I would just fill it with water.

[asianthree]

Guess we drive too much, every oil change, or service, all fluids are topped off. When we drive to Disney I spritz the window before we leave, after we get there. But with a 7 year bumper to bumper warranty, it would be free to fix or replace. This trade in new car will not be gas, and maybe drive lot less when We finally sell North.

[Keefelane66]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

But, still have to have way to suck water or drain it and refill with washer fluid.

Siphon pump or this https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07DX...haWwp13NParams

[MrFlorida]

Never heard of anybody doing this.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Keefelane66

Siphon pump or this Amazon.com

Thanks for taking the time, but I got hand cranker I’ve had to 20 plus years.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by KsJayhawkers

It would be a good time to change out the blinker fluid when tackling this project.

I would think anybody owning RV would be savvy on fluids condition? But, maybe not….

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Decadeofdave

If you have white coagulated floating things in there, it's just water, no fluid was ever added.
Just my guess.

I don’t remember ever putting water in unless when flushing it and I sucked it out.


Settled at bottom. Where most can’t see or even look, especially mine can’t even see the tank without removing the fender well splash panel. I’m pretty anal when it comes to my vehicle’s, especially when I owned GM and Chrysler product’s..

my Honda 10 years old and I’ve changed the transmission fluid, power steering fluid, anti-freeze, brake fluid, wiper fluid, twice, and religiously oil, cabin and air filter. Oil especially it got VVT or turbo.

Yes, I even cleaned overflown tank from the radiator.