Thread: How to minimize dead bugs on windscreen?

Drive with your headlights turned off!

Originally Posted by omvanders

Drive with your headlights turned off!

Nice suggestion

reverse?

would you prefer live bugs?

take the glass out?


seriously just stock up on bugoff

Seeing you are getting no help I will tell you how I deal with it being a country driver.
In my D2,I had no windscreen washers,I gave up trying to fix them,it lived in Broome before I got it,the red dust blocked everything.
I carry a bottle of windex,even in the new D4.On dusk when the screen is plastered I stop to windex the screen,give it a good dose.I water a tree with my willy then windex the screen again.
The screen will now wipe perfectly clean,stop again and apply windex if need be
Andrew

Hi,
they used to just bounce off my other vehicle and keep going with a bit of a headache.

It wasn't real fast.

cheers

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Seeing you are getting no help I will tell you how I deal with it being a country driver.
In my D2,I had no windscreen washers,I gave up trying to fix them,it lived in Broome before I got it,the red dust blocked everything.
I carry a bottle of windex,even in the new D4.On dusk when the screen is plastered I stop to windex the screen,give it a good dose.I water a tree with my willy then windex the screen again.
The screen will now wipe perfectly clean,stop again and apply windex if need be
Andrew

When I travel I always carry Windex & when I stop to refuel the 1st thing I do is spray the screen with Windex to soften the bugs & the last thing I do is use the screen wash brush. You can also spray the bugs with Windex before washing the car to soften them that way you don't have to scrub to get them off