Unfreezing Car Washer Fluid The Ultimate Guide to Winter Driving Safety

could just be the quality of washer fluid is really cheap or maybe theres still summer washer fluid in it. lol best thing to do is thaw it out ... Most likely frozen. It's damn cold out there! After the engine warms up see if you can get it to flow. If you can, squirt out all the cheap ... To unfreeze your frozen windshield washer fluid, the solution is simple: add rubbing alcohol to your washer bottle. It's the quickest, most fool-proof solution. Just add a quart of the 90% isopropyl alcohol available at any pharmacy or grocery store. Any alcohol added to water will depress the freezing point of the ... Pour in a little isopropyl alcohol it will thaw then run it empty and fill it with winter de-icing washer fluid. 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 ... 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. Every time I've had frozen washer fluid, it's because the dealer refilled it during the summer with non-freeze protected fluid. This is why I ... I have never had the Rain-X freeze. As you figured out, it was "operator error" not Rain-X. You need to make sure the old washer fluid (OEM or ... Maybe boil some winter rated washer fluid, and pour it in. It will immediately melt the frozen stuff, and then mix in and be stable. Make sure ...