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Old 10-11-2003, 12:04 PM   #1
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Default Airbag light with aftermarket seats....is there a fix?

I remember reading about mixing distilled water and washer fluid... as it would also clean/cool and can take temps to like -30*F. I was just making sure this was ok. I can get a gallon of Apex washer fluid from the dealership I work at for .88 cents. So that would be great, that way I dont have to make special trips to wallmart or whatever for distilled water. Thanks

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Old 10-11-2003, 06:32 PM   #2
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I would not recommend any kind of fluid that doesn't evaporate cleanly.

Alcohol is the best bet for making your mix work at sub-freezing temperatures, because it evaporates 100% clear. (don't buy a bottle of vodka or anything, you need pure alcohol)


Washer fluid will leave a soapy residue on your IC... don't think its a good idea, but I have no experience with this so I could be wrong....


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