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981 Leak - Washer bottle?
- Thread starter Twinfan
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Also, check that the car is clean on the body around the hinges between the door and the chassis. It's a bit fiddly to clean in there but if it's dirty they may have spilled some washing fluid when topping it up at the OPC and it's flushed out some dirt from there too.
any one else had this issue (the washer not flickr)?
Thanks
Jono
Still have green algae in my rear lights, got a bit more out with the pressure washer, but scared to go to far & penetrate the lights themselves. Think patchy, it now looks worse than when all green - need to get a friend to whip them out when he has time.
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