Quick answer. Open the bonnet, find the cap with the windscreen symbol, fill with proper washer mix — not plain water in winter.
Water freezes in the reservoir and can crack it.
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What you need
- Washer fluid rated for your climate
In this guide
1. Bonnet release inside, then the latch under the front edge
The reservoir cap is usually blue with a windscreen icon.
2. Fill to the max mark, not past it
Do not pour into the coolant tank (that one often has a warning symbol).
3. Test the stalk
If nothing comes out, the pump may be dry — give it a few seconds.
4. In winter use winter mix
Summer leftover water is a frozen morning.
If it still fails
- Coolant is not washer fluid. The caps look similar on some cars.
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Common questions
Empty so soon?
A leak under the car or a stuck jet. Pink/blue puddles after a park deserve a look.
