How to Fill Washer Fluid
What you’ll need
Washer fluid (premixed is easiest)
Step-by-step guide
This is genuinely one of the easiest bits of car maintenance you will ever do. If you can pour a drink, you can do this.
1. Open the bonnet of your car. Remember — lever inside the car first, then release the safety catch at the front.
2. Find the washer fluid reservoir. It is a translucent plastic container with a cap that has a windscreen wiper symbol on it. It is usually near the front or side of the engine bay and is often blue.
3. Pop the cap off. Some twist off, some just pull up.
4. Pour in your washer fluid until the level reaches the fill line or near the top of the container. If you are using concentrated fluid, mix it with water according to the instructions on the bottle.
5. Pop the cap back on, close the bonnet, and test your washers with a quick squirt.
That is it! We recommend using premixed screen wash rather than plain water. Proper washer fluid contains detergent that cleans much better, and it has antifreeze so it will not freeze in your reservoir during winter. You can find it at any supermarket, petrol station, or car parts shop for just a couple of pounds.
1. Open the bonnet of your car. Remember — lever inside the car first, then release the safety catch at the front.
2. Find the washer fluid reservoir. It is a translucent plastic container with a cap that has a windscreen wiper symbol on it. It is usually near the front or side of the engine bay and is often blue.
3. Pop the cap off. Some twist off, some just pull up.
4. Pour in your washer fluid until the level reaches the fill line or near the top of the container. If you are using concentrated fluid, mix it with water according to the instructions on the bottle.
5. Pop the cap back on, close the bonnet, and test your washers with a quick squirt.
That is it! We recommend using premixed screen wash rather than plain water. Proper washer fluid contains detergent that cleans much better, and it has antifreeze so it will not freeze in your reservoir during winter. You can find it at any supermarket, petrol station, or car parts shop for just a couple of pounds.