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Yes, by checking the level and that the nozzles are not blocked.
Yes. Regularly check the fluid level and that the nozzles are unobstructed to maintain visibility. Refill using the manufacturer-specified fluid and dilution, suitable for expected temperatures. Dedicated washer fluid may contain cleaning agents; that does not mean you should add household detergent yourself. This maintenance is not limited to preventing engine overheating.
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No; it only needs checking when the engine overheats.
Yes, by checking the level and that the nozzles are not blocked.
Yes; add household detergent even when it is not approved by the manufacturer.
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