How To: Check and Refill Washer Fluid @oreillyautoparts
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Keeping your windshield washer fluid levels topped off is a simple but essential part of maintaining your vehicle. Whether you’re dealing with bugs, dirt, rain, snow, or road grime, having enough washer fluid ensures you can clear your windshield for better visibility, especially in bad weather. Our detailed video and instructions show how to refill your windshield washer fluid for a clear view and improved safety for you and others on the road. This video shows how to check windshield washer fluid levels on a 2021 Nissan Rogue Sport S, so be sure to check your owner's manual for exact component locations and refilling procedures.

0:00 Welcome Back
0:37 Locate Washer Fluid Reservoir
0:56 Add Washer Fluid
1:03 Secure Cap

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Park on a level surface and open the hood.
Locate your washer fluid reservoir—it’s typically a white plastic tank, and will often have a windshield and fluid symbol on the cap.
If your vehicle has a rear wiper, it’s possible that there’s a reservoir for that washer system as well.
In most cases, you’ll be able to see the fluid level from the outside, but if needed, remove the cap.
If the level is low, add some washer fluid, using a funnel to make the pour a little easier.
Once the reservoir is full, put the cap back on and make sure it’s secure.
Close the hood.
And that’s it. You’ll find everything you need for this and other jobs at your local O’Reilly Auto Parts store or OReillyAuto.com. If you’re not completely comfortable doing this yourself, we’d be happy to recommend a professional technician in your area. And be sure to subscribe so you’ll see all our new video content. We’ll see you again soon.
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