How to spray windshield washer fluid on Mercedes-Benz GLE?

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SanEmilia
07/29/25 3:58am
Method to spray windshield washer fluid on Mercedes-Benz GLE: First, locate the control lever on the left side of the steering wheel that adjusts the wiper speed. Press the head of the lever firmly inward to spray the windshield washer fluid. High-quality automotive windshield washer fluid is mainly composed of water, alcohol, ethylene glycol, corrosion inhibitors, and various surfactants. The Mercedes-Benz GLE is an SUV model introduced by Mercedes-Benz, featuring the brand's new family-style front fascia design with a double-slat grille paired with a large-sized logo. The front bumper design is also quite stylish and dynamic. The rear of the Mercedes-Benz GLE adopts a dual exhaust pipe design, presenting an overall fashionable, elegant, and high-quality appearance.
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SanThomas
08/12/25 7:45am
I've been driving a Mercedes-Benz GLE for several years, and using the windshield washer is quite straightforward. There's a lever on the right side of the steering wheel—just pull it gently toward you, and the washer fluid sprays while the wipers automatically start cleaning. If it doesn't respond, don’t panic. First, pop the hood and check the fluid level in the washer reservoir. When topping it up, use dedicated windshield washer fluid to prevent nozzle clogging. I usually check the level every two months—standard fluid in summer, but always switch to antifreeze in winter to avoid pipe cracks. For maintenance, the nozzles might occasionally get blocked; a fine needle can gently clear them. Avoid spraying on a dry windshield—activate the wipers first to wet the glass and prevent scratches. The Mercedes system is highly responsive; a quick pull while driving clears dirt instantly, ensuring clear visibility and peace of mind. In short, regular checks save hassle—owning a Mercedes means staying diligent with these small maintenance details.
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