Blinker fluid question

[smrpilot]

Stick to the ID-10T blend. It's more reliable for others to see you coming.

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[wbrainbow]

You should really switch to Argon in the summer!
this is the best thread in a while.

Acetylene is best! You can use it to start a campfire while airing down your tires.

 

[TMP]

Ya…..17 days too late but you do you!

 

[Taltyman]

Stick to the ID-01T blend. It's more reliable for others to see you coming.

Got to love the ID-10T brand

 

[Enginerd39]

That stuff’s ok, but you gotta remember to add blinker fluid stabilizer if you aren’t using your blinkers for an extended period of time. Most drivers these days forget this fact and their blinkers cease to work.

Ohhhhh, that must be why I never see them when people merge in front of me! I always just assumed they were idiots!

 

[atimberwolf]

You should really switch to Argon in the summer!
this is the best thread in a while.

I wish my dealer sold Argon, all they have is Radon and that stuff has a ton of unintended side affects.

 

[R.A.N.M.J.]

Can't believe I got to the second page and not a single one of yous has mentioned blinker fluid coolant. This guy lives in TX. He's gonna need the coolant blended stuff.

 

[UGABronc]

Before I bid on this, is this one of the better brands? Not sure. I don't want to void my warranty.

WTF? Blinker fluid? I know I'm old but WTF is blinker fluid? Radiator fluid - sure. Windshield wiper fluid - okay. Why would there be a fluid for blinkers?

 

[Deleted member 21681]

WTF? Blinker fluid? I know I'm old but WTF is blinker fluid? Radiator fluid - sure. Windshield wiper fluid - okay. Why would there be a fluid for blinkers?

To keep them blinking!

 

[BR0NCO]

Stick to the ID-01T blend. It's more reliable for others to see you coming.

You can’t use this with LED blinkers, try to keep up with the times old man

 

[smrpilot]

You can’t use this with LED blinkers, try to keep up with the times old man

True, this is the original can. You need the synthetic stuff in the biodegradable container with the safety pour spout for the LEDs. Look for the one with a snowflake on the label.

 

[JohnnyBronco]

Acetylene is best! You can use it to start a campfire while airing down your tires.

15 psi limit or you will explode your tires

I prefer helium as endorsed by USDOT to reduce wear and tear on road surfaces and to safely exceed weight limits

 

[BR0NCO]

True, this is the original can. You need the synthetic stuff in the biodegradable container with the safety pour spout for the LEDs. Look for the one with a snowflake on the label.

Thanks! Haven’t ran across that yet, good to know!

 

[BRBUSTER72]

Don't use synthetic blinker fluid anymore. It is toxic and environmentally unsafe. Only natural stuff for me. kaleco auto a great source for that and many other things of this type.

 

[KPLOBX]

Ford forgot to put in the manual you have to squirt a little blinker fluid on the door connector when you take off the doors to prevent any random uncommanded braking.

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