Depending on your truck they sometimes have a length of exposed hose. Wheni drove a pete, the hose would get slush in it. I used to remove it. take it inside the hot truck and then blow the slush out. put it back on and it worked great.
Frozen windshield wiper fluid
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Ancient thread. But anyone get that Rain-X orange from Wal-Mart? My only issue is now I got to unfreeze whatever fluid got left in the tips.
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Temp got down to 2 degrees and snowing last night between Springfield CO and Limon. That orange Rain-X worked like a charm. Definitely buying only that from now on.
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mmmmmmmeeeeetttttttthhhhhhhaaaaaannnnnoooooool .... the good blue stuff, at least 25 percent. I think fiddy fiddy meth/water will take you all the way down to -40. If ya feel like having fire leave your bug spray nozzles, straight meth doesn't freeze til like -190 Fahrenheit
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