Blinker Fluid

My friend told me it was under the adjustable seat but I couldn't find it to save my life. Thanks!

 

Yep. Been using 2nd gen blinker fluid for the last 30,000 miles. Fluid looks clear with no discoloration or varnishing:

 

nice man, thats why i love this forum, fast, informative responses.

side note, i see youre a little low, how safe is it to run at half level and for how long?

 

Aren't you supposed to change over the blinker fluid when you rotate the muffler bearings, and reset the kinnibling pins on the middle control arms?
I was also told that was the proper time to rotate the air in your tires.
I hope I wasn't led astray by the stealership...

 

It's not hard just add some synthetic blinker fluid with some antifreeze and you are good to go.

 

That muffler bearing shit is funny, but as funny as it is, it's a real thing now! I'm not even joking!

 

Reported for animal cruelty. Goldfish have rights too.

 

I ran out on a road trip last week and just peed into the lens area. Other than a slight yellow tint all is working fine.

 

Ignore ignored.

 

Blinker fluid is hygroscopic like brake fluid - your's looks contaminated, some condensation in the upper lens.

 

This only happens if you're not running nitrogen.

 

Man I used a hydrophilic blinker fluid and it just mixed right in there with the condensation. Now I don't know if I have too much or not enough fluid for my blinkers to properly function. Someone help me out.

 

Please be careful when replacing the blnker fluid. I over filled mine and got fluid on the paint and it washed the dirt right off!!!

 

Now you got me scared

 

That's needs a small bath tub rubber ducky floating in there.

 

On the way to work, I was driving and thought.... what do I do about muffler bearings, I don't even have a muffler!

 

Seriously???

 

3rd gens coming with low blinker fluid too?