Hats_N_Hoodies
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- First Name
- Mike
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- 2020 Sport Hatch
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So I am on my second 10th gen civic.
Originally had a 1.5T sedan and currently driving a Sport Hatch.
The past couple mornings have been much colder than it has been in the time I have owned the car. Both mornings my wiper fluid would not spray. It would slowly dribble out until it what I am assuming was warmed up enough to move freely. The drive to work isn't even long enough to get it warmed up. Engine reaches temp, 15-20 minutes of driving and half of that on the highway. This never happened on the sedan and I have used winter wiper fluid for both cars. I know my sedan was made here in Canada and the Hatch in the UK.
Is it possible the parts for the pump/tubes/nozzles are different/cheaper and that is causing the blockage?
Anyone else have this issue? I am thinking I should take it back to the dealership. The wiper fluid is great for breaking down the frost on the cold mornings.
Originally had a 1.5T sedan and currently driving a Sport Hatch.
The past couple mornings have been much colder than it has been in the time I have owned the car. Both mornings my wiper fluid would not spray. It would slowly dribble out until it what I am assuming was warmed up enough to move freely. The drive to work isn't even long enough to get it warmed up. Engine reaches temp, 15-20 minutes of driving and half of that on the highway. This never happened on the sedan and I have used winter wiper fluid for both cars. I know my sedan was made here in Canada and the Hatch in the UK.
Is it possible the parts for the pump/tubes/nozzles are different/cheaper and that is causing the blockage?
Anyone else have this issue? I am thinking I should take it back to the dealership. The wiper fluid is great for breaking down the frost on the cold mornings.
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