Question

how to check and change windsheild washer fuild (i cant access notes)

Answer 1

Is this for a test/quiz?

Answer 2

If so then absolutely noone can help you.

Answer 3

It's the rules, yk

Answer 4

no its for a project that is due tomorrow anyways if it were a test it would be on paper

Answer 5

If it's a project then why can't you use notes

Answer 6

Thats the purpose of having notes. You don't just take notes to not use em

Answer 7

it was a surpise project and they didn't give us some notes

Answer 8

Well do the research.

Answer 9

Search it on Google, then cite your source

Answer 10

i did like it wont show up for me

Answer 11

Did you actually go in any links?

Answer 12

YES I DID

Answer 13

i hust need help

Answer 14

Ayo bruh I didnt ask for teh caps you need to chill the hell out

Answer 15

caps got stuck srry

Answer 16

I will say this I found it out by searching it up on google, you sure this isnt a test your doing, bc not all tests are on paper

Answer 17

The fluid would be inside the front of the car

Answer 18

So you would open it

Answer 19

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10bghde3v9WUXQsJkhz9lXf1R-UCcb-0BB63tLRuSyq8/edit#
does this look like a test

Answer 20

Yeah excuse me but I have to make sure smartass

Answer 21

OOOP

Answer 22

i told u it wasn't a test

Answer 23

bruh, it says we neeed ACCESS so we still dont know if its a est or not xD

Answer 24

But me oh my I found out the answer by GOOGLING IT

Answer 25

Open your hood and find your washer fluid reservoir—it's usually a white, translucent container with a windshield/water symbol on the cap. ...
Remove the cap(s) and check the fluid level in the reservoir(s). ...
If the fluid is low, carefully pour some into the reservoir(s) until it almost reaches the top.https://owner.lincoln.com/support/how-tos/vehicle-care/wipers/how-to-add-windshield-wiper-fluid.html

Answer 26

So you're very *ahem* WELCOME for giving sources

Answer 27

srry sailor