2021-2024 Hyundai Bayon SUV Maintenance -> Checking the washer fluid level User Manual
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WASHER FLUID  
Checking the washer fluid level  
PARKING BRAKE  
Checking the parking brake  
OAC3089008TU  
OAC3069002R  
Check the fluid level in the washer fluid  
reservoir and add fluid if necessary.  
Plain water may be used if washer fluid  
is not available.  
Check the stroke of the parking brake  
by counting the number of “clicks’’  
heard whilst fully applying it from the re-  
leased position.  
Also, the parking brake alone should  
securely hold the vehicle on a fairly  
steep grade. If the stroke is more or  
less than specified, we recommend that  
the system be inspected by a HYUN-  
DAI authorised repairer.  
However, use washer solvent with anti-  
freeze characteristics in cold climates  
to prevent freezing.  
WARNING  
To prevent serious injury or death,  
take the following safety precau-  
tions when using washer fluid:  
Stroke : 5-7 “clicks’’ at a force of 20  
kg (44 lbs, 196 N).  
• Do not use engine coolant or anti-  
freeze in the washer fluid reser-  
voir. Engine coolant can severely  
obscure visibility when sprayed on  
the windscreen and may cause  
loss of vehicle control resulting in  
an accident or damage to paint  
and body trim.  
• Do not allow sparks or flames to  
contact the washer fluid or the  
washer fluid reservoir. Washer flu-  
id may contain alcohol and can be  
flammable.  
• Do not drink washer fluid and  
avoid contact with skin. Washer  
fluid is poisonous to humans and  
animals.  
• Keep washer fluid away from chil-  
dren and animals.  
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