It is really an easy task. Still so often I borrowed a car with empty fluid and so often I know people waiting for the next service to get it done from the dealer.
I wish I would get paid, for this I need at least double as many view hours (you read correct hours, not 1 minute video) and double as many subscribers.
Yes, it's a basic task. Should everybody know how to do this - yes. Does everybody - no. Even these simple tasks explained clearly and easily make this more approachable to a wider audience.
It may look simple, but then you need to think about all the disclaimers you need to put to avoid being sued. Like, don't drink the washer fluid, if you get it on your hands, wash them, don't rub your eyes, don't do it while driving, don't do it while intoxicated, don't substitute washer fluid with gasoline, etc. etc.
Don't substitute washer fluid for regular water, then forget about it and then winter comes and it freezes and costs you a lot of money.
Wow some good stuff thank you!
Good stuff! These are all things I would like to know more about.
Oh one thing I would add is how to open the frunk when the 12v battery is dead. I saw a video where you can open what I thought was a tow hook "door" on the front bumper. Inside there are two cables, a positive and a negative. You hook up a jump start battery or jumper cables from another car and the frunk will open. Once open you have to take out a shit load of plastic to get access to the LVB, which you can then put a charger/jumper on for a while until there is enough just to open the door and get in and start the car. Seems kinda crazy, doing all that... I was hoping you could just jump/charge the LVB via those cables in the tow hook door.
