Sub-Zero Solution Melt Away Frozen Car Washer Fluid

While driving the Kenworth T660 Bobtail in the snow, the windshield washer solution freezes solid. I thaw it in literally 5 degrees F. FSC ... If it's not coming out, it's frozen in the tubing. If you wait long enough the heat from the engine and car will thaw the tubing and the washer ... Use isopropyl and some winter -35 washer fluid. Let set a day or 2 and see if the tank thaws out. If it is now liguid let it warm up under the ... Windshield Washer Fluid Tank Frozen Solid.... I thought at first the tank had cracked and needed to be replaced. Turns out it was frozen ... Easiest way to see if it's a frozen issue is to park the vehicle indoors where it's heated (or at minimum above freezing) and wait to see if it thaws. The only other option I can think of is heat gun or hair dryer if you can get it outside to your car. Not the best ideas but it's what I came up ... When the freezing is in the lines, an hour of driving generally takes care of the problem. At that point, start squirting and using the old ... I almost wrecked my Volt a few days ago when my (factory) wiper fluid froze on my windshield and blocked 80% of my visibility as I was ... Warm water – One quick fix is to pour warm but not boiling water into your windshield washer fluid reservoir, then activate the washers. As the edges of the ... Hair dryer is probably your best bet and then replace it with at least -40 fluid > or you can put it in my Garage overnight.