Where to Add Windshield Washer Fluid in Sinotruk Howo?

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DeKaden
07/30/25 3:39am
Sinotruk Howo adds windshield washer fluid in the washer fluid reservoir located in the engine compartment. Windshield washer fluid is a consumable item with no fixed replacement cycle, depending on the driver's frequency of use. Precautions for adding windshield washer fluid: Concentrated windshield washer fluid needs dilution: If the purchased windshield washer fluid is concentrated, it must be diluted before use. Carefully read the instructions for use of the windshield washer fluid, and then dilute it according to the proportion specified in the instructions. Be cautious when using it. Pay attention to the capacity of the windshield washer fluid: Since different brands of windshield washer fluid can be used in different ranges, some can use one liter, while others can use five liters. For more accurate measurement, it is recommended to use a measuring cup or bottle with volume markings for better configuration. Different types of windshield washer fluid for winter and summer: The windshield washer fluid used in summer mainly has insect-repellent effects because there are many mosquitoes in summer; in winter, it is best to choose some antifreeze windshield washer fluid because the cold weather can easily cause freezing.
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