Does anyone know if I should use this stuff or the Honda brand?

It says it blinks harder, faster, and longer. Isn't that a good thing?





















Maybe I should have searched before posting!?!?

LOL

Oh and if someone can make a DIY, I'd love to see it!

 

blinker fluid wow never herd such thing how do you use it ? and do you really think it works

 

i bet this guy would know where to put it. its probably right next to the hallogen fluid http://youtube.com/watch?v=-coXZjNw7lc

 

He was def being sarcastic. some people actually think that the windshield washer fluid or radiator resovoiur is BLINKER FLUID. Maybe its the newest JDM craze!!

 

I picked up a few litres of this stuff the last time I was at the parts store.


You know how it goes... you only go there to order some new muffler bearings and leave with all kinds of great buys.







LC.

 

I prefer a heavy hydrogen compound or depleted uranium......

 

Wow that is totally my next mod!

All the ricers will love it

 

Oh, that must be to get you the nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 gigawatts of electricity! Wish my car was a Hybrid! You lucky bastard!

 

All you have to do is travel forward to 2015 and install a "Mr. Fusion," it runs on garbage and Pepsi cans, remember? Hahaha

 

If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits eighty-eight miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit.



That's gotta be my new sig. lol

 

thats some funny shit

dont forget to get a blender and put some rope lights and spark plug wires in there then POOF you got some flaming tire marks

 

people are halarious. i remember my buddy asked me where his cluster fluid was cuz the guys on the teg site told him it was low..i've never laughed soo hard

 

blinker fluid? really?

wow.

 

^^ how did those brakes turnout
sry to thread jack

 

i haven't gotten around to doing them yet...i'll post some pics when i'm done with them. okay, back to the blinker fluid...where would you put it? i always wanted to replace my sister's washer fluid with diet coke.

 

you have to make sure to use the honda stuff or it will cause your flux capacitor to hyperextend. Then you'll have to go back and get a new powerband cause the one you had will shrink. id suggest the medium sized one so you dont get too much turbo lag through your cadillac converter!!!!!



FUNNY STUFF

 

At least its synthetic

 

some people are so gullable LOL

 

you know, i've always used synthetic motor oil in my cars. i guess since this stuff is synthetic, my blinkers will last longer, right?

 

 

blinker fluid? lmao...

 

hmmm...blinker fluid? lol...nice...i gotta get some of that and side mirror fluid too...

 

 

wow blinker fuid?? we actualy need fluid for our blinkers? unbelivable..

 

this is a fukin joke right???
our cars dont really take blinker fluid..... right?

 

if you have to ask...

 

what a title. Like a fat chic with no shirt on, I had to look

 

 

of course our cars have blinker fluid. its next to the flux capacitor....

 

 

and the second transmission... better mileage... lmao

 

dont forget the second tranny is cheaper is you dont back up!!

 

wait...just checking, but the second tranny is located next to the automated road head distributor, right? or is it behind the back seat?

i'm confused.

 

no better yet. i love when he says
-someone took out your transmission.
--What?
-yea someone must have just took it

haha

 

wait do i need it? Isn't that important?
Yeah you do. Its for better gas mileage. Your car has actualy two. Wait do you use reverse?

 

the second gen type-S had a third tranny, located under armrest. it boosts the milege by 20%.

 

what a bunch of bs.. lock this thread..

 

this thread was started on BS. Blinker Fluid!! come on how stupid do you have to buy this stuff. i'd buy it if a bunch of LED's fell out of the bottle.

 

Yeah, it was all a joke. Thought it was funny that there was actually pic out there.

 

yup! sure does. You dont need this fluid though, just make sure you keep the reserviors on the back right side of the firewall full of water.