Hey Scotty,
I was talking to some friends about cars and one of them asked about changing the blinker fluid in my car and I said no, and then they started laughing because they think that my car can have problems. I found it weird since our 2016 Honda Odyssey with 75 000 km never needed any sort of blinker fluid work. Is this blinker fluid legit or just some baloney?
Blinker fluid is baloney. What you really need to be concerned about is greasing your muffler bearings. 😜
It's at the auto parts store on the shelf next to the exhaust bearings. If you don't see it then ask the guy at the front.
After that please come back and tell us if you had success.
@mountainmanjoe
Just greased my muffler bearings last week. Boy, you can really tell a difference in air flow! Sounds a lot better too!
Blinker fluid does not exist. I think someone if trying to be funny. 😋
@_aragorn_7
Of course it exists. I'll take a photo tomorrow and show it to you ...
@_aragorn_7
Does low blinker fluid cause rapid flash when using right turn signal in a Ford?
No, that's the wind up spring in the flasher module getting near the end. You have to open it up and wind it back up.
@_aragorn_7
Does it have a key or do I have to buy a special tool? Why can't I find a dipstick for the fluid level in the owner's manual?
@jimz
Nah its too tiny for that. It has a crown wheel like a watch.
Don't your blinkers have a cold fill line? You better take a closer look.
@_aragorn_7
I'll tell my mechanic to check it for me.
Yeah sadly Blinker Fluid is not real and is nothing you have to worry about.
Blinker fluid isn't used. It probably can be bought...but no where to put it !
Muffler bearings are real...they were common years ago...common terminology was "exhaust pipe donut". Parts books would list them as "gasket" or "bearing seal"/"muffler bearing (seal). Purpose was to allow a bit of a mismatch in alignment of exhaust manifold to exhaust pipe connection.
https://www.nissanpartsdeal.com/parts/nissan-bearing-seal-exhaust-joint~20695-8j010.html
😁😂 oh boy🙊
Blinkers are powered by electric current and you use bearings anywhere rotation is present
I found a video about that. BUT DO NOT RELY ON THIS GUY'S CHANNEL WHEN IT COMES TO SERIOUS REPAIRS!!!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eWdqlpxRA4I
@g-t
wow I didn't know that I needed to change the air in my tires. Thanks. Learned somethin new. 😉
Yeah, and don't forget to change it often since you can't suck all the old air out or your tyres will start to rot 😎 😉
@g-t
ok that video was an April fools joke, check the date.
@infinitifxfan I know that. Did you get the point after watching it?