ArsonInvest
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OK...can someone tell me if they make a winter blend? I don't want to ruin my lights if they will freeze in the winter time?
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Blinker Fluid
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OK...can someone tell me if they make a winter blend? I don't want to ruin my lights if they will freeze in the winter time?
Princeau99
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here is what I use when too cold to ride!
ursamajor35126
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All season blend.
ursamajor35126
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And if any of you don't feel confident in doing your service, I have a cracker jack mechanic that can fix anything..... He's a little pricey but does impeccable work.
Cruzr Joe
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Bob Denman
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Okay... :shocked:
Who broke out the spiked egg-nog this early; and didn't invite me?? :gaah:
Who broke out the spiked egg-nog this early; and didn't invite me?? :gaah:
Dan McNally
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WARNING! DO NOT MIX BLINKER FLUID AND BRAKE LIGHT FLUID!!!!!
Be very careful not to mix blinker fluid with brake light fluid. The results can be disastrous. In certain conditions, the two fluids are hypergolic (Definition of HYPERGOLIC. 1: igniting upon contact of components without external ignition source.)
BRP attempted to use a blinker fluid/brake light fluid mixture in the 2013 model year, and we all saw the results of that . . .
You have been warned!
:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
Be very careful not to mix blinker fluid with brake light fluid. The results can be disastrous. In certain conditions, the two fluids are hypergolic (Definition of HYPERGOLIC. 1: igniting upon contact of components without external ignition source.)
BRP attempted to use a blinker fluid/brake light fluid mixture in the 2013 model year, and we all saw the results of that . . .
You have been warned!
:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
Bob Denman
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:agree: If you're not sure about the proper application; give these folks a call:
http://kalecoauto.com/
Their trained staff is always ready to lend a hand! :thumbup:
http://kalecoauto.com/
Their trained staff is always ready to lend a hand! :thumbup:
ursamajor35126
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spydermyke990
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Last time I saw that stuff it was stocked next to the refrigerated flatbed tarps, solar powered flashlights, and tanker load locks.:thumbup::roflblack::roflblack:
