Help!!!!!!!! Please!!!!

[MountainRhino]

I cant find the turn signal fluid reservoir!!!!
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[MT Mike]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/JeepXJandMJ/

 

[MountainRhino]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/JeepXJandMJ/

XJ know-it-all page? seasoned guru's-R-us?
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[kastein]

It is next to the tire bottom air backup tank on UpCountry models with manual transmissions and NP242s, but I don't believe any other package ever came with one installed.

 

[hawkeye 1]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxkHqPXwNZ4

 

[kastein]

Also, some VWs actually have blinker fluid. There's a defect in the coolant level sensor, it leaks fluid into the wiring harness and people have actually had it get as far as the rear turn signals and brake lights :roflmao:

http://www.myturbodiesel.com/wiki/coolant-migration-on-vw-from-defective-coolant-reservoir/

So yes, they have blinker fluid... just not intentionally...

 

[tbburg]

I cant find the turn signal fluid reservoir!!!!

Well, you know how the washer fluid reservoir is hidden in the driver's side fender on the '97-'01 models? Look under the passenger side fender. You have to remove the fender. It's usually a dealer service only item, but if you find a source for replacement fluid, you can refill the reservoir with those little syringes you use to refill ink cartridges for ink-jet printers.
If you get the fender off and there's nothing there, look under the headliner. It was a running change during late production.

If you have a '02- up model(only available in Europe) it's in a different location.




(You did say you wanted help,.. bed news: we all need help.)