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Is my Headlight Fluid low?

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95Vert383AOD

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Not sure if my headlight fluid is at the right level. Heres a pic. What do you guys think?



Oh and im not sure if the light has to be on to check it so heres another pic.




And once again guys...thanks in advance

Maybe this should be moved to tech?

Chris
 

juiced_94gt

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LOL you have to silicone around the housing or get a new light or bulb but that looks funy as hell
 
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yukisho

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I think it is a little low. You might want to add another quart or two. What year bronco is that. Atleast it looks like one.
 

95Vert383AOD

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Truck has been sitting in the yard almost 2 years. I was surprised to see the light actually come on. Figured it would be a funny thread. Folks may think twice after they make that "better check your headlight fluid" joke
 

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The "SYLVANIA" script on the Sylvania sealed halogen bulbs doubles as the minimum fluid level marker. So yeah, you're a little low.
 

95Vert383AOD

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Hahaa its actually a 1989 Chevy full size Conversion Van Curtains captain chairs and all!!! It burns oil like it Ought to!!!
 

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It is low as stated above, better add some or your muffler bearings will end up failing. Then that one thing that does something will go all "screeeeee"...you know that one do-dad.
 

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It's definitely low and you better get it fixed b4 you go deep water exploring or it will crack when the psi rises.
 
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