[Isow]

Originally Posted by hamera

It's a no from me. I'm sorry but I'm not paying that much for a screenwash. I'm using Shell, ready to use, 3L pouches. No issues over the past 2.5 years of owning this car. I guess if it wasn't good enough I would have known by now?

This ^^^^.

[Seaford]

Easy solution (no pun intended) - my local dealer filled the reservoir while my 840 was in for its seasonal health check.

[nil98]

Honestly this feels like emperors clothes. At those prices you must have paid for a new washer system 10 times over?

I’ve had BMWs new since 2012 including one for 160k miles and always filled the washer with cheap supermarket fluid and NEVER had a problem.

The worlds gone crazy …

[paulockenden]

Originally Posted by nil98

I’ve had BMWs new since 2012 including one for 160k miles and always filled the washer with cheap supermarket fluid and NEVER had a problem.

The filters on the Gxx cars seem especially cloggable, which might be part of the problem. Plus they are less easier to get to than some of the previous models.

[Charlie (Wessex)]

Originally Posted by nil98

Honestly this feels like emperors clothes. At those prices you must have paid for a new washer system 10 times over?

I’ve had BMWs new since 2012 including one for 160k miles and always filled the washer with cheap supermarket fluid and NEVER had a problem.

The worlds gone crazy …

It's the mixing of liquids that can cause a reaction that clogs things up. I suspect if you've got an empty tank and then put cheap stuff in, you'll be fine.

I had a clogged washer on my old e39