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I have also posted this on the general section as not too sure where it should have gone, so sorry if you are reaing this for the second time.
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Hi folks, I know I have seen on the boards a previous message about
heated washer jets, but last week when we had that really awful cold
weather my washers wouldn't work at all, when I questioned it with the
local dealer they said that I should put anti-freeze in with the washer
bottle (which already has winter strength windscreen wash in). I
wasn't too sure whether this is what I should do so wondered what you
all think?
Thanks in advance for all your pearls of wisdom.
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Hi folks, I know I have seen on the boards a previous message about
heated washer jets, but last week when we had that really awful cold
weather my washers wouldn't work at all, when I questioned it with the
local dealer they said that I should put anti-freeze in with the washer
bottle (which already has winter strength windscreen wash in). I
wasn't too sure whether this is what I should do so wondered what you
all think?
Thanks in advance for all your pearls of wisdom.
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