2019 Honda Brio

**dr. d** · May 23rd, 2020 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

For washer fluid is it okay to use dishwashing liquid + distilled water mix? will it not damage the washer pump, nozzle or much better to buy the washer fluid in blade store the blue one.

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it is generally ok to use a dilute solution.
the soap helps avoid outside mist.

personally, i use nawasa water.
after two decades, hindi pa naman nag-bara.

**ninjababez** · May 23rd, 2020 01:53 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

For washer fluid is it okay to use dishwashing liquid + distilled water mix? will it not damage the washer pump, nozzle or much better to buy the washer fluid in blade store the blue one.

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kung nag wax ka or protection yun auto, wag mo lagyan ng kahit anong sabon. matatanggal lang wax mo

**papi smith** · May 23rd, 2020 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by 12vdc

Were you able to get the old stock?

I checked today, gen 1 & 2 is using same fuel strainer
PN# 17048-TG1-P00
Strainer assy filter is built-in. P3,458
Attachment 36656
Attachment 36657

The fuel strainer of the Civic FB looks the same but costs about 6k to replace in casa, which is I haven't replaced mine yet though it is going 7 years this mid June and 82k kms now

**Deestone** · May 23rd, 2020 02:11 PM

Originally Posted by papi smith

The fuel strainer of the Civic FB looks the same but costs about 6k to replace in casa, which is I haven't replaced mine yet though it is going 7 years this mid June and 82k kms now

The 6k is for the material cost or material and labor cost combined? I think you should have it replaced before it clocks in 100k

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**papi smith** · May 23rd, 2020 02:15 PM

Material lang, I tried to buy one kasi dati, I can't find my manual now but IIRC, 40k or 2 years ang replacement dapat nito

**12vdc** · May 23rd, 2020 02:33 PM

Originally Posted by papi smith

The fuel strainer of the Civic FB looks the same but costs about 6k to replace in casa, which is I haven't replaced mine yet though it is going 7 years this mid June and 82k kms now

Should be similar

**bxr monkey** · May 23rd, 2020 02:34 PM

Originally Posted by papi smith

Nag roll back ba sila? Suki ako ng Mineral nila na 5w30 SN, almost 1k bili ko sa casa

780+ pala. Hindi ko alam kung nag roll back. Iyan ang charge sa akin last Dec 2019 24 month PMS ng Honda Quezon Ave, VAT inclusive.

**dr. d** · May 23rd, 2020 02:37 PM

i kinda trust the banawe folks, on what non-OEM part works and what doesn't.
but then, i'm a toyota and not a honda.

**12vdc** · May 23rd, 2020 02:42 PM

Originally Posted by Deestone

For washer fluid is it okay to use dishwashing liquid + distilled water mix? will it not damage the washer pump, nozzle or much better to buy the washer fluid in blade store the blue one.

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Distilled water is ideal, chemicals tend to build mineral deposits/calcify blocking the hozse and noozle. Just like what dr have said, tap water should be fine if you don't intend to keep the vehicle for 20+yrs. Just clean reservoir from time-to-time,"sundot" the noozles, keep windshield clean and maintain the wiper blades..

**Deestone** · May 23rd, 2020 04:16 PM

Originally Posted by 12vdc

Distilled water is ideal, chemicals tend to build mineral deposits/calcify blocking the hozse and noozle. Just like what dr have said, tap water should be fine if you don't intend to keep the vehicle for 20+yrs. Just clean reservoir from time-to-time,"sundot" the noozles, keep windshield clean and maintain the wiper blades..

Okay thanks so i'll just use distilled water and im also wary of using dishwashing liquid and the chemicals in windshield washer. It is just that spraying distilled water alone would not give the lubricity needed to clean the windshield.

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