Where do you find the reservoir for the blinker fluid?

Answer 1

Right behind the exhaust pipe for the tires.....

Answer 2

Kalbus is the most correct. But if you really want to know it is very complicated. First you need to remove the spark plug bearings to get to the conuder valve. Careful on removing it because it controls the pressure to the ejaculator valve that squirts fluid into the Fallopian tubes. Just play with the ejaculator valve and in about a few minutes you will see the blinker fluid. The reason that they call it blinker fluid is because if the ejaculator valve squirts fluid into your eyes you will blink.

Answer 3

Hey ASE Master Tech, is that similar to a rotator cuff on a Astro van? Took me almost twenty minutes on the phone to figure out what they wanted fixed :) If your having problems with your blinker fluid, give a few more details, so someone can figure out how to help.

Answer 4

If you are talking about the blinkers on a car, they are not operated by fluid. They are light bulbs that have to be replaced.

Answer 5

Not exactly sure, check your owner's manual... ;)

I do know that most of the people in Michigan need to find theirs and fill it up, since it seems it's low enough in most cars to render the blinkers non-functional.

Answer 6

Next to the reservoir near the headlights where you put your halogen fluid

Answer 7

ASE Master forgot to mention, on some cars you have to loosen the nut on the steering wheel - and or press the ID8 key's on the radio.

Answer 8

Warning: poor joke follows.

Here in Alaska, we refer to it as 'flicker fluid' which must be in short supply as so many drivers fail to signal. (ie: the 'flicker free")

The only reason the brake lights work is that they are wired to the brake pedal.

Ouzinki

Answer 9

blinker fluid??

Answer 10

right next to the kanutter valve and muffler brake