Accord coupe - washer fluid container

LOL, and you are? This is rich!

 

We're in the middle of a serious recession. The
underpinnings are too much credit. IOW, money has just
disappeared. The nation and now world are in a panic, and
unfortunately it's justified (for at least a year or more).
Then this spoiled, unskilled uneducated yuppie is
complaining that he can't add a full gallon of windshield
washer fluid to his Honda.

 

Cool, you looked it up! I was thinking in terms of the package advertising
between different brands and the overall weight of the package is the same.
I should have been more specific, but you are correct. Now, if we start
jamming these hot dogs into the Accord washer fluid reservoir, how many can
fit? Just trying to keep on topic. LOL

-Dave

 

No washer level sensor. The car's too old ('91) and not high enough in the
Honda food chain.

I determine my washer fluid level by looking at the position of the yellow
foam-rubber bobber in the filler neck. High tech, y'know.

 

Hey, another Guinness Book of World Records entry! Who wants to do it?

 

You must either rarely ever have to fill the reservoir up or never lift the
hood of your car. I never have a problem.

Well, there was one once. I had driven some 500 miles on one of those
winter days when the road was just wet. Muddy spray from the traffic ahead
meant I was using the sprayers every few seconds, it seemed. I went through
what was in the tank, a whole new gallon, and I still ran out.

I unplugged mine because it was making me careless. Plus I unplugged the
key-in beeper for the same reason. In the ensuing 15 years paranoia has
ensured I have neither left my headlights on nor locked myself out, not
even once.

 

You may not even have the wiring for it. Certainly you don't have the dash
light.

 

I know what you are talking about - have the same thing in my camry '95.

 

Cool...makes no difference to me...I seem to check the fluids regularly as I
enjoy taking care of my car.

I mean..seriously..I like doing the maintenance. I mean...a pilot walks
around his airplane-know what I mean?

Peace,
Polfus

 

Why can't Honda make a foam-rubber bobber that's red, or green..why does it
always have to be yellow?

I mean..yellow isn't a main primary color in the Additive Color System, so
isn't this a design flaw?

"Damnit, Spock..I *need* the answers!"

Peace,
Polfus

 

(switching personna) "I canna change the laws of physics, Captain"

 

Uh, oh, another Honda design flaw - there's no filter to keep hot dogs
out of the windshield washer reservoir, the slimy weasels!

 

Put 'em in a blender or food processor, and you can jam more in ;-)

 

Class Action!

 

Right on, power to the people! Anyone know a good lawyer?

 

No, you're wrong! At least on my car they put this "X" shaped thingy near
the top like in your bathroom sink drain. You'd have to really force the
dogs to get them through the "X". And you wouldn't force them unless you
meant to do it. The holes /are/ big enough to easily admit pretzel sticks
though...

Come to think of it, has Honda ever /specifically/ said /not/ to put hot
dogs and pretzel sticks in the washer reservoir? Maybe we can get rich yet
(or at least our lawyers can)...

 

If not a hot dog, can you squeeze in Vienna sausages?

-Dave

 

Only if you're a Mozart fan.

 

Yeah, but your car is from *last* century - I believe we're discussing
Honda's contemporary models.

Right, as usual, Tegger.

 

As another poster noted, you can squeeze in most anything if you first
run it thru the blender.