Liquid in the washer reservoir (Winter - Summer)

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Washer fluid: the importance of choosing the right one

Choosing a washer fluid is important not only for maintaining the appearance of the car. Low-quality fluid can negatively affect the operation of the washer system. For example, it can freeze in winter, which will damage the pump, nozzles and other elements of the system. Low quality fluid can also lead to clogging of the system and damage to rubber seals.

Main types of fluids

There are many different washer fluids on the market. They may differ in composition and properties, as well as in season. Main types of fluids:

Winter fluid - suitable for use at low temperatures that can cause regular fluid to freeze. Winter fluid contains special additives that prevent freezing at temperatures down to -35°C.

Summer fluid - used in warm weather and is suitable for temperatures above 0°C. Summer fluid may contain a special compound for removing insects and dust from the windshield and headlights.

Universal fluid - suitable for use all year round and can handle various types of dirt. This type of fluid usually contains special antifreeze and anti-corrosion additives.

Frequently asked questions

✔️ What is the difference between winter and summer washer fluid?

Winter fluid contains special additives that prevent freezing at low temperatures. Summer fluid, in turn, may contain special compounds for more effective removal of insects and dust in the warm season.

✔️ How often should the fluid in the washer reservoir be changed?

It is recommended to change the fluid in the washer reservoir with each oil change or within 6-12 months, depending on the intensity of use car.

✔️ Is it possible to mix different types of liquids?

It is not recommended to mix different types of liquids, as this may negatively affect the operation of the washer system, because the composition of the liquids is different and mixing them can cause chemical reactions.