This is going to sound strange, and in the scheme of things it is not a big deal... just an annoyance.
I live in a pretty hot climate, and if my TH is out in the sun for even an hour or so, the rear wiper fluid (with the vehicle off... I have yet to run the switch/pump to activate it) will "spit" some fluid out on the rear window. It dries fast, but obviously streaks, and I come home and clean it off.
Anyone else experience this? I did not ever have this issue with my '15 GC SRT. Maybe the fluid in the line is expanding when exposed to some heat. I should probably run it for a minute or so and see if that "purge" will reduce some pressure. That's all I can figure it is... pressure building up in a closed system. Maybe the reservoir was overfilled from the factory.
Any other thoughts on alleviating the "problem?"
I live in a pretty hot climate, and if my TH is out in the sun for even an hour or so, the rear wiper fluid (with the vehicle off... I have yet to run the switch/pump to activate it) will "spit" some fluid out on the rear window. It dries fast, but obviously streaks, and I come home and clean it off.
Anyone else experience this? I did not ever have this issue with my '15 GC SRT. Maybe the fluid in the line is expanding when exposed to some heat. I should probably run it for a minute or so and see if that "purge" will reduce some pressure. That's all I can figure it is... pressure building up in a closed system. Maybe the reservoir was overfilled from the factory.
Any other thoughts on alleviating the "problem?"