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Car engine levels

JamesFromSomewhere · 2023-11-03 09:39:20

I bought a car about a month ago and the windscreen washer liquid appears to have ran out. I have thought to check the levels on the car until now and have a few questions. I've found the windscreen cap, but no idea if I can check the level? I'm guessing it's empty because it's stopped spraying. How would I know the level…

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Nobbie1967 Posts: 1,688 Forumite

6 November 2023 at 4:28PM

oldagetraveller1 said:

I am surprised that nobody has asked why it's taken "about a month" to carry out basic checks on their car? Not only the routine ones but safety items too. e.g. tyres, lights etc.. Or that long to ask for assistance.

Because the OP doesn’t have to explain themselves to us. A point which is often forgotten on here.

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