hey guys sorry to bother you with a stupid question but im new to this, one of my blinkers is going alot faster than the other one .is that a sign that i might need to change the fluid in it before the bulb goes out and if so could you tell me where the blinker fluid is thanks.

Well I don't know about anybosy else but I recommend the synthetic blinker fluid. Its more stable in the heavy blinker action of traffic. I know my bulbs last longer and have much less sludge by using the synthetic. I know dnewton will pop in with a response probably recommending not using synthetics because he changes his fluids on shorter intervals to stick with the Warranty concerns. :rocking::stirthepo

thanks bro ill go with what you say.you seem to be an expert at this. so where is my blinker fluid canaster?

thanks bro ill go with what you say.you seem to be an expert at this. so where is my blinker fluid canaster?

Dude fill out your sig so we know what truck you have and we can answer that question.

i have a 2008 ford power stroke with a 7 in super lift 20 in rockstar rims and 38s

You definitely need heavy duty bulbs for that! Even with fully synthetic blinker fluid, it doesn't matter how fast they wear.

Does royal purple make blinker fluid?

I will be honest with you all not all of my blinker fluid is Amsoils. I had to change the drivers side but I got lazy and didn't get to the pass side. :shootself:bendover:

Try your local Ford dealer, they will top off your blinker fluid for free.

Shell makes excellent blinker fluid. Though it's not fully synthetic, it performs just as well.

Be careful with royal purple, some people have reported odd blinker colors with it.

i have a 2008 ford power stroke with a 7 in super lift 20 in rockstar rims and 38s


Blinker fluid is the last of your worries...:joke:

Mr. PS69 has taken a little vacation, hopefully when he returns his head is a little more clear.