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Refers to 1993 Anniversary Editions; also known as Ruby.

These are the actual cars honored as anniversary cars.

They have RPO Z25 to prove it....
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iCorvette can I mix windex with my car windshield washer fluid
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I have a big jug I want to used up, without screwing up the car?
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pianoguy Re: can I mix windex with my car windshield washer fluid
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I don't think the ammonia in it would be great for paint.
Posted on: 2010/12/14 18:30
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bogus Re: can I mix windex with my car windshield washer fluid
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yea, I would pass... besides, windex aerates when agitated.
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CentralCoaster Re: can I mix windex with my car windshield washer fluid
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I hate windex. Smells nasty. I use those foam cleaners for household stuff.

For the car, I used some automotive stuff but it smells worse than windex, probably has ammonia in it too.

The good stuff isn't legal in California anymore so we're probably stuck with the stinky crap. Try distilled water and a touch of vinegar if you don't live in a freezing climate.

Washer fluid is for cleaning water spots IMO, so it doesn't have to be cleaning solution. I'm not one of those assholes that "cleans" my windshield on the freeway at 80 mph, I do it at the gas station.
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TommyT-Bone Re: can I mix windex with my car windshield washer fluid
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I'm an asshole ...........

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iCorvette Re: can I mix windex with my car windshield washer fluid
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yeah, if traveling long distances, crap can't get on the windshield, then I am the asshole.

Windex don't even do a good job after I wash the car, it leaves streaks, water is best...
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