Do I need the Max Strength?

I change the fluid at 3000 miles along with my muffler belt.

Remove the filler cap on the tail light and replace with a zerk. It will keep the air out of the blinker fluid and make it last a lot longer, at least 5000 miles. Maybe a lot longer depending on how much you use your blinkers.

Netguy wrote:

Remove the filler cap on the tail light and replace with a zerk. It will keep the air out of the blinker fluid and make it last a lot longer, at least 5000 miles. Maybe a lot longer depending on how much you use your blinkers.

Yeah, Blinker Buddies are the way to go.

It’ll never catch on in MN as blinkers are optional.

belletaine wrote:

It’ll never catch on in MN as blinkers are optional.

It’s not just MN. WI drivers think blinkers are optional also.

Does this work on brake lights too?

Heard this stuff is only rated down to +40F. What is the best option for winter use?

trophy19 wrote:

Does this work on brake lights too?

Heard this stuff is only rated down to +40F. What is the best option for winter use?

You have to just roll your window down and use hand signals

Bearcat89 wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>trophy19 wrote:</div>
Does this work on brake lights too?

Heard this stuff is only rated down to +40F. What is the best option for winter use?

You have to just roll your window down and use hand signals

Wait, but that’s what I always do. You’re saying there’s another way to signal a turn?