Can Frozen Windshield Washer Fluid Damage Car Components?

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JayceLynn
07/29/25 6:49pm
Frozen windshield washer fluid can indeed damage car components. Once the fluid freezes, it may cause the reservoir and hoses to crack. Continuously operating the washer pump to spray the frozen fluid could also lead to motor burnout. To better protect your vehicle during winter, it's advisable to use appropriate antifreeze washer fluid. Solutions for frozen washer fluid: 1. Use hot water to rinse the hoses and nozzles, then let the car sit in sunlight for thawing. Spray every 3-4 minutes afterward to prevent refreezing; 2. Start the engine and let it idle to generate heat for thawing assistance; 3. Add warm water to the washer reservoir. After thawing, completely drain the old fluid and replace it with new antifreeze washer fluid to prevent re-freezing.
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