Where is the windshield washer fluid added in the car?

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VanJosephine
07/29/25 6:57pm
Windshield washer fluid is typically added to the dedicated washer fluid reservoir in the engine compartment, which has a standardized windshield washer symbol on the cap. The functions of windshield washer fluid include the following points: 1. Anti-freeze function. During winter driving, due to the temperature difference between inside and outside, a lot of frost can accumulate on the windshield, impairing the driver's visibility. Spraying windshield washer fluid can solve this problem because it contains alcohol and other substances that have anti-freeze properties, helping to melt the frost. However, there are different types of windshield washer fluid. If you need anti-freeze functionality, please purchase a proper anti-freeze windshield washer fluid; otherwise, it may not be effective. 2. Anti-fog function. Windshield washer fluid can form a protective film on the glass, preventing fog from forming on the windshield, thus avoiding impaired driver visibility and potential traffic accidents. 3. Lubrication and anti-static function. Windshield washer fluid has a certain lubricating effect, reducing friction between the wiper blades and the glass, thereby extending the lifespan of the wipers and preventing scratches on the glass.
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