>Well, up until now I've never had to add washer fluid to my buses.  So my
>question
>is...how do I get the air into the reservoir?  It doesn't seem to take a
>standard tire
>pump type of fitting.  Is there some special attachment I need?
>
>It's a 77 and since I bought my first bus in October I've pretty much been
>using Mother
>Nature's windshield washer fluid which is provided non-stop and free of
>charge here in
>Vancouver.

        My suggestion is this: Go to a junkyard, find a rabbit or something
H20 cooled (and VW or Audi), pull the electric pump out of the washer
resiovoir, put it in your bus, add a toggle switch. Voila! You now no
longer need worry about the stupid air pressure. Works great on mine, even
when I forget to check air pressure...  ;-)

Peace,
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