I spilled windshield washer fluid in the engine compartment
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I spilled windshield washer fluid in the engine compartment
As I was filling up the windshield washer fluid a wind gust blew the fluid around. It landed on stuff in that general area (engine mount, side of engine block, belt, etc.). How bad is this? I tried to wipe up what I could but will this be corrosive? flammable?
It is winter stuff so apparently has some de-icer in it.
Thanks.
It is winter stuff so apparently has some de-icer in it.
Thanks.
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Not going to hurt a thing might leave a little film on things when it drys. There are a hell of a lot of things that are more corrosive and flammable that we spray all over our cars then window washer fluid
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Remember where the washer fluid usually ends up on the car. All over the windshield. On the rubber seals. On the paint. On the plastic wiper cowl. On the moonroof seal. Possibly down into the wiper linkage and onto the wiper motor under the wiper cowl.
It doesn't really hurt any of that stuff either.
Much worse things get sprayed on your car at a drive through car wash. Be afraid of those, not washer fluid.
It doesn't really hurt any of that stuff either.
Much worse things get sprayed on your car at a drive through car wash. Be afraid of those, not washer fluid.
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