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With a meth kit using the washer fluid tank, I was wondering if anybody makes a kit that will relocte a washer tank/pump to somewhere else in the engine bay? With the meth system using the sensor, is it even possible/easy to set up another pump for washer fluid that will run off the steering column controls. I realize the washer fluid tank wouldn't have the low fluid sensor, but I live in a very dusty place and would like to have the ability to clean off my windshield.
With a meth kit using the washer fluid tank, I was wondering if anybody makes a kit that will relocte a washer tank/pump to somewhere else in the engine bay? With the meth system using the sensor, is it even possible/easy to set up another pump for washer fluid that will run off the steering column controls. I realize the washer fluid tank wouldn't have the low fluid sensor, but I live in a very dusty place and would like to have the ability to clean off my windshield.
I left the lines to my WW sprayers attached so I can still clean the windshield. Since WW is 30-40% meth by weight spraying 100% meth on the windshield shouldn't be a problem, in fact I bet it would do a better job because it will evaporate faster.
I left the lines to my WW sprayers attached so I can still clean the windshield. Since WW is 30-40% meth by weight spraying 100% meth on the windshield shouldn't be a problem, in fact I bet it would do a better job because it will evaporate faster.
Just as long as the car in front of you doesn't throw a cigarette out the window.
Yeah, I thought as much. I use laboratory-grade meth that I buy at a chemist's supply shop. I don't think it would be safe to be spraying pure methyl alcohol on my windows. I'll post in the tech forum and see if anybody has done a WW relocation. Thanks