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How to top up screen wash on a Chrysler 300C

The Chrysler 300c was a big hit on American shores but seemingly fell flat here in SA. We take a look at the process of filling up the windscreen washer reservoir on this US behemoth.

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Mafia Machine

The Chrysler 300c had a very commanding presence on our roads. It was featured in many American mob movies as the sedan of choice for the mafia. They were not overly popular here in SA, as the big heavy machine barely fit in a standard parking bay and was notoriously thirsty when it came to fuel. Its expansive windshield also required constant cleaning that would deplete the onboard washer system in no time at all and if you weren't anywhere near a filling station between mob hits, you would have a problem on your hands.

So to help you make sure that the system is always functioning, we'll take a look at the simple steps involved in filling the washer reservoir on a 300c.

 

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You will need:

  • Clean water
  • Windscreen washer fluid

 

Let's get started!

 

1. Open the bonnet

 

2. Locate the washer fluid reservoir, it should have a yellow plastic cap.

 

3.Fill the reservoir with clean water and washer fluid until the full mark

 

4.Close the bonnet and test the system.

 


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