How much washer fluid to refill after low warning?

[Wineeeee24]

Hi everyone! I just go the washer fluid low warning. Do you know how much fluid is needed to refill the reservoir? Stupid question, I know! But I am asking it because I use concentrated washer fluid. Knowing the exact volume would help me mix it properly. So, does anyone know the refill amount or how to measure the total capacity of the reservoir?

 

[Jumbo_13]

The volume of the reservoir is around 7.6 US pints. I hope it helps! What kind of washer fluid do you use?

 

[TripleJ90]

I had the same issue with my vehicle and was initially unsure of the capacity. I found that the washer fluid reservoir holds around 3.5 liters. I measured the amount of fluid I added using a container, so I could get the right concentration. It's always a good idea to check your owner's manual for the exact capacity, but this was a good starting point for me.

 

[Hosea_Matthews]

Not a dumb question at all! The reservoir should hold about 4 liters, so I’d mix your concentrated fluid accordingly. I usually pre-mix in a separate container before pouring it in, it saves a ton of hassle and mess.

 

[Wineeeee24]

In the meantime, I found the answer. But I really appreciate your replies, guys! Thank you very much!

 

[olimema]

That washer fluid warning is a common annoyance. To get the perfect mix with concentrated fluid you need the reservoir's capacity. While most are around a gallonthey're often hard to see. If your manual doesn't specify use a measured container to track how much you pour in. It's a simple way to get accurate results. Good to hear you found your answer!

 

[Wineeeee24]

That washer fluid warning is a common annoyance. To get the perfect mix with concentrated fluid you need the reservoir's capacity. While most are around a gallonthey're often hard to see. If your manual doesn't specify use a measured container to track how much you pour in. It's a simple way to get accurate results. Good to hear you found your answer!

Thank you for the additional comment. I appreciate it.