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Once the vehicle is off the ground you will need to locate the blinker fluid drain bolt . Commonly it will be located underneath the light, if you are unsure where the bolt is located or how it looks refer back to your vehicle owners manual. After the bolt is locate you will need to acquire a wrench or socket wrench to remove the bolt for the drain and to drain the fluid into a proper container for disposal. Position yourself underneath the vehicle not directly in the path of the fluid to avoid spillage while still maintaining visual contact with the bolt. Place your container under the bolt to catch the blinker fluid and then turn the bolt counter clockwise to brake the seal, once it has been broken you can remove the bolt with your fingers until the bolt has been removed. Now the blinker fluid will flow down the drain into the container that is provided. |
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Socket Wrench (above) Breaking Bolt (below) |
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Location Of Bolt (above) Draining Fluid (below) |
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As you can see the blinker fluid is very dirty. You can also see in the second picture that there is rice in the blinker fluid, this is common in imported cars however rice can now be seen in some domestic cars. |
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Now with the blinker fluid in a container it should be properly disposed of at your local auto parts supplier after the blinker fluid has been changed. With all the blinker fluid drained return the blinker fluid drain plug back to the drain tube by turn the bolt clockwise until snug while avoiding over tighten. |
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