TeGGer® wrote:
> Andrew Tsen <f00-bar@f-bar.com> wrote in news:slrncvkn93.i44.f00-bar@f-
> bar.com:
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>>Sometimes, I can use the spray again after driving for
>>a few hours. So it does indicate that something is
>>freezing or stuck inside the tubes.
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> Yes. It means the fluid is freezing in the nozzles. If you get a washcloth
> soaked in very warm water and let it sit on the nozzles for a minute,
> they'll probably unfreeze. Even your fingertips will do if they're warm.
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> I don't know where you live, but you need to be using a low-temperature
> washer fluid (-35 or -40 fluid is common here).

dumping a 99 cent bottle of rubbing alcohol in the reservoir will fix
the problem.