Hey guys, (and yes, I've searched here and the web)

My window washers the nozzles always freeze in the cold, and I use the washer fluid that suppose to work in -20F weather.

Whats the secret of solving this problem? Can I add alcohol to the mix? Give me your ideas.

 

hmm... my suggestion - move to Miami! hehe, anyways, on to a more serious note, the washer fluid thats supposed to work in colder weather does actually work. I actually had just brought up that question out of curiosity to my uncle who is back home in Canada, and he says he never had a problem. I would just go to the auto store or call the dealer and ask... sorry I couldn't be more help!

 

warm the car for a lil while before you use them so they can defrost

 

One word: Rainex

The only brand you should trust. lol i sound like an informercial.

Some cheap 2$ washer fluid freeze in cold temperatures. I live in Montreal and it was -30ish celcius degrees here. I was driving on the highway and boy it was a bad idea to turn on my wipers, after 3 swipes, my whole windshield was frozen. So now i only une rainex, it's a bit more expensive but it won't freeze in extreme temperatures.

 

thanx, i found the problem, the place where i get my oil change, they used shitty windshield fluid, so i flushed the system, and added my own stuff, now everything is great

thanx for the help. peace.

 

are you using the blue stuff?? cause that stuff is really only ment for summer use

i typically go with a deicer type fluid in the winter. ive never had mine freeze up in the winter, even when it was -15 F a week or so ago