Where to Add Windshield Washer Fluid in BYD?

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Emanuel
07/29/25 7:04am
BYD windshield washer fluid is added under the hood at the front of the car. Here are the precautions for adding windshield washer fluid: 1. Dilution: Pay attention to the usage method of the windshield washer fluid. Some windshield washer fluids need to be diluted with water, while others can be used directly. 2. Control the amount: The amount of windshield washer fluid added should be controlled. 3. Identification: The windshield washer fluid should be identified, especially the quality of the car windshield washer fluid. Here is extended information about the functions of car windshield washer fluid: 1. Function one: Efficient cleaning, antifreeze, antifog, antistatic, lubrication. 2. Function two: Anticorrosion, no need to rinse, no water marks, long-lasting cleanliness. 3. Function three: High-quality windshield washer fluid has the performance of quickly melting snow and ice, preventing glare and fog, which plays a significant role in improving driving safety.
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OMiranda
08/12/25 10:25am
When I drive my BYD car, every time I add windshield washer fluid, I open the hood and locate the left side of the engine compartment or the area near the windshield. There's a blue plastic cap, usually marked with a windshield washer fluid symbol or a water spray pattern. Simply open the cap and pour in the specialized windshield washer fluid directly. Be careful not to pour it into the coolant reservoir or any other opening, as this could damage the components. I've made it a habit to regularly check the fluid level, especially before the rainy season, to ensure smooth spraying and wiping when the windshield gets dirty. In winter, I use antifreeze-type washer fluid to prevent the nozzles from freezing and clogging, while in summer, I opt for a type with good cleaning performance to keep the glass clear. Safe driving relies on clear visibility, so I recommend checking the fluid level at least every two months and topping it up when it's low. Simply put, it's a small step in routine maintenance that becomes very convenient once you get used to it.
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