Can the Prestone AS250 be used in the windshield washer fluid reservoir that is under the hood?.
1063846
Yes you can use Prestone De-Icer for your underhood washer reservoir and you also use the spray either with the pump action or manual spray of the pressured cans, I have be using this stuff for over 20yrs. I even use them for all season items too !
1221654
If its a water cooled vehicle, then yes. I personally found It didn't work. I hope you have better luck.
737154
You might be able to. It's pretty tough. It is only rated from -10 to 180 degrees, so if it's really close to the muffler, it might be too hot for it for any extended amount of time. It is rated for shielding, so it should be ok. However, I don't think it's made for any type of pressure system (i.e. a pressurized pressure washer hose), but if you're trying to avoid buying a new hose, it might be an okay temporary fix if you put on several layers.
1478746
It's best to be poured directly into the radiator, however some newer cars don't allow this, so it can be poured into the reservoir.
1673611
No. I can pump out the power stearing reservoir with this. But, another procedure is required to replace the total power stearing fluid. Check youtube
699816
I can't say for sure, but my son used the water from his rodi system using this resin to wash his corvette to get a spotless wash. :)
216609
2008 Toyota corolla power steering fluid calls for DEX III. ATF-4 is not compatible with DEX III
456842
I do not believe so. Only flushing the system will remove the fluid if your thinking of going to a different type of fluid. The tool is meant to pull fluid in, not out.
1909329
No. I had a bad leak so the power steering fluid reservoir was empty when I used it but I believe if there's still fluid in there you would have to only drain out enough to pour the bottle in
1679806
I'm not sure of the question. I used the system right out of the box. I did buy some washing fluids (one for concrete and one for car wash/wax) at my local hardware store. Nothing was needed for the washer itself.
2126118
no they would not be the same, the reservoir would not have a current flow of coolant in it as would the radiator.
706793
I have never used it in a power washer....I've only used it from a spray pump or spray bottle and then used a regular garden hose and I've used a power washer after I have let this product sit for a while...but really a garden hose is good because this oil eater does just that...no elbow grease needed for sure.... I use it in auto engine compartments and undercarriages. It's fabublous!
1167406
Double check the recommended fluids depending on your make model. I put it in a 92 gmc truck.
1575750
It's rated for 2400 to 2650 psi. Most Power Washers have a knob that allows you to increase and decrease the pressure. I've used it on my Honda 2750 and haven't had any problems yet.
1746160
I have ,I believe to be a standard connection. I have a generac power washer 5 HP 2200 psi. I ordered it last summer 2014 from AMAZON and it connected perfect. This is a great concrete patio washer. I might buy another one for a spare just in case they discontinue this item, Then i am set for life.
696012
I repaired a wet washer fluid reservoir, and refilled the tank five minutes after the bond set, it has not leaked since. I believe it would cure and withstand relatively well. Also, the key portion of an ignition key/key fob combo broke off for my Ram. I glued the key insert back into the FOB and have used it to start the truck numerous times every day, so it withstands torque very well.
798741
Yes. Works well. Flow reduced by maybe 25% with water. Oil may be more do to viscosity.