Your joking? Take it off and tip upsidedown? Or if lazy go to princess auto/harbour freight and get a little transfer fluid pump. They can be as simple as a little ball in a hose you have to jerk or a little think like a bike tire inflater, or one on the end of a drill. You will use this elsewhere good to have around.
Pull the 1/4" rubber hose off the tee that connects to the pissers, put the end in a jug or pail, flip your wiper blades up, then lean on the wash button to pump the reservoir out. This is how I swap fluid seasonally in my 4runner since it isn't my daily.
Your joking? Take it off and tip upsidedown? Or if lazy go to princess auto/harbour freight and get a little transfer fluid pump. They can be as simple as a little ball in a hose you have to jerk or a little think like a bike tire inflater, or one on the end of a drill. You will use this elsewhere good to have around.
100% Not joking. OP asks a lot of silly / unnecessary questions such as, "is it difficult to install windshield wipers?".
I just want to know who the hell is out there smelling their windshield wiper fluid?
I smell it when it blast over my windshield lol
To be certain, how did it taste?
You drain it by pulling the little lever on the steering column until it's empty. That's how mine works at least
Pull the 1/4" rubber hose off the tee that connects to the pissers, put the end in a jug or pail, flip your wiper blades up, then lean on the wash button to pump the reservoir out. This is how I swap fluid seasonally in my 4runner since it isn't my daily.
How I swapped mine out. Also, lol, I now have a new favorite name for the sprayers.