Firestone quoted 275 to repair the windshield fluid dispenser as apparently the pump is broken and the line connected to the pump is broken. I was already spending 1500 in repairs for a bunch of other stuff (new tires, brake pads and brake drums, fix power steering belt) so didn’t want to spend anymore money as I assumed I could manage without the windshield fluid dispenser.
I didn’t realise it might be essential to defrost your glass when the temperature goes below freezing, so I decided to consult the reddit hivemind regarding this.
Could I get this fixed for cheaper else where? Is it even necessary in the first place? I’m not a car guy so however easy it is, I probably won’t be able to fix it myself
Edit: it’s a 2008 Ford Focus S
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The disperser seems to have a rheoscopic fluid as one part of the serums make up is carbon could the black and shining parts whirling around be different forms of carbon coming off such as graphite, Dimond and carbon making the clear and red mix together removing the long time stabilising agent of the serum?
Hey guys,
Is it possible to somewhat reverse the Disperser effect?
I have a kick I really want to use, but it's too lazery and I want it to be more puchy, instead of zappy. It reminds me a bit of the disperser effect, and I was wondering if you could somehow reverse this effect.
Thanks
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En suivant l'actualité, je me suis rendu compte que les manifestations étaient presque toujours dispersées par la force. Pourquoi ne pas les laisser, elles finiront bien par se disperser par lassitude/fatigue, non ?
Pour ceux qui s'y connaissent un peu, ça m'intéresse. Merci.
A week or so back, I joined the glitch.cool Discord server. It has been one of the greatest learning experiences of my career, but there was one moment that stuck out to me. In the "Audio Programming" Channel, I discovered something incredible.
A programmer going by the name of Enum created an open-source Disperser alternative called "Allpass Phase," and it may not look as pretty, but it sounds exactly the same. It might be even better, honestly! As an FL user who couldn't get the original, I was blown away. If you're just like me, this is pretty perfect for you.
