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Old 03-31-2012, 11:18 PM
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So I called the auto parts store and while talking to them about my turn signals not working they asked me if my blinker fluid was full. After checking all my turn signals i have found they are all dry... What blinker fluid do I use? is it all the same or done by year or make? Can someone tell me? I would really like my turn signals to work again.
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So I called the auto parts store and while talking to them about my turn signals not working they asked me if my blinker fluid was full. After checking all my turn signals i have found they are all dry... What blinker fluid do I use? is it all the same or done by year or make? Can someone tell me? I would really like my turn signals to work again.
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man i hope he's not
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Wait... What?
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You need anti freeze blinker fluid, too damn cold out there in Alaska for normal blinker fluid.
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I can only imagine what the auto parts employee was thinking.....
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Hahahaha I hope he's kidding
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I use valvoline 15w20 and I get maximum brightness! Try looking next to the muffler bearing section at autozone.
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Could also be the bulbs, look for a light bulb repair kit.
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Hahahaha I hope he's kidding
Considering he has well over 1,200 posts on the forum.... I would hope so too.
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Well he DID post on april 1st....
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I use valvoline 15w20 and I get maximum brightness! Try looking next to the muffler bearing section at autozone.

Muffler bearings are actually real.
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Considering he has well over 1,200 posts on the forum.... I would hope so too.
Having 5000 posts doesn't necesarily mean you are knowlegeable. It might just mean you have craploads of time on your hands. But yeah, this guy is kidding for april fools. Nobody would beleive that. But I approve of an april fools thread.
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I am glad you aprove
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some very interesting comments i might say
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