Unlock the Flow Free Your Frozen Car Washer Fluid

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 ... 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 ... You didn't need to heat it. The alcohol in the cold weather fluid would automatically lower the freezing point and thaw things out. You need to ... Windshield washer fluid is superior to water in cold weather because of its ability to resist freezing. You can mix isopropyl alcohol in with your fluid and keep it from freezing. I forget the ratios but you can google it. Just make sure you run it ... If you bring it inside the garage and pour hot water on it that might help. Make sure that right after you do it you try to get the nozzles to ... Start by checking your windshield washer fluid reservoir for cracks or leaks. Sometimes the easiest way to do this is by adding new windshield washer fluid ... 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. About 2/3 of the jug went in. I tried to squirt the washer fluid again for about 10 seconds, still nothing. So it was not empty, it was frozen. Try to remove old liquid, buy CONCENTRATE(-70 degrees freezing temp.) and dilute with distilled water.