Headlight Washer Problem
02-05-2005, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by AquilaEagle' date='Feb 5 2005, 04:52 PM
Anyone can close their own threads (except guests) so its not cheating really 
The S must have the biggest washer bottle known to man, either that or it creates water somehow! With my old Saab I had to refill the 4l bottle every 2-3weeks over last winter to keep the screen clear. I bought the S late last summer, it had just been serviced so probably had been filled up, and I've never touched it, despite the usual crappy weather and mucky windscreen/lights..
02-05-2005, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by tim_d' date='Feb 5 2005, 07:24 PM
I'd have deleted it, not just closed it!
The S must have the biggest washer bottle known to man, either that or it creates water somehow! With my old Saab I had to refill the 4l bottle every 2-3weeks over last winter to keep the screen clear. I bought the S late last summer, it had just been serviced so probably had been filled up, and I've never touched it, despite the usual crappy weather and mucky windscreen/lights..
The S must have the biggest washer bottle known to man, either that or it creates water somehow! With my old Saab I had to refill the 4l bottle every 2-3weeks over last winter to keep the screen clear. I bought the S late last summer, it had just been serviced so probably had been filled up, and I've never touched it, despite the usual crappy weather and mucky windscreen/lights..
I always credit the poster with too much intellegence and was thinking disconnected pipes.
Did the same on the recent I've got fumes in the car thread. There's me going through all sorts of complicated possibilities, when a sensoble person chimes in with "have you left the oilcap off?"
02-06-2005, 01:57 AM
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Originally Posted by tim_d' date='Feb 5 2005, 07:24 PM
I'd have deleted it, not just closed it!
The S must have the biggest washer bottle known to man, either that or it creates water somehow! With my old Saab I had to refill the 4l bottle every 2-3weeks over last winter to keep the screen clear. I bought the S late last summer, it had just been serviced so probably had been filled up, and I've never touched it, despite the usual crappy weather and mucky windscreen/lights..
The S must have the biggest washer bottle known to man, either that or it creates water somehow! With my old Saab I had to refill the 4l bottle every 2-3weeks over last winter to keep the screen clear. I bought the S late last summer, it had just been serviced so probably had been filled up, and I've never touched it, despite the usual crappy weather and mucky windscreen/lights..
I have never filled mine up since I got it last May (it was serviced in June) I accidently hit my headlight washer button last night, first time it's been used. I was amazed at how much water came out, sprayed the whole car (and I'd just washed it
).Ian just a heads up - if your starter button doesn't work make sure you have put the key in the ignition, and turned it.