stupid windshield washer squirters
Originally Posted by day1si,Dec 27 2005, 04:18 PM
Yep...
Just remove the reservoir and the lines and then nothing can squirt out and leave water spots.
Weight savings to boot.
Just remove the reservoir and the lines and then nothing can squirt out and leave water spots.
Weight savings to boot.
and you save +/-10 pounds.
Originally Posted by SIIK2NR,Dec 27 2005, 02:52 PM
Remove the lines from the OEM spray nozzles and then install another set of spray nozzles under the hood by the windshield.
This way the spray does not cross your hood.
This way the spray does not cross your hood.
Originally Posted by SIIK2NR,Dec 27 2005, 02:52 PM
Actually there is...
Remove the lines from the OEM spray nozzles and then install another set of spray nozzles under the hood by the windshield.
This way the spray does not cross your hood.
I've seen it done and it works great.
simple mod too.
Remove the lines from the OEM spray nozzles and then install another set of spray nozzles under the hood by the windshield.
This way the spray does not cross your hood.
I've seen it done and it works great.
simple mod too.
I don't even know if mine (washers) work. I've never hit the switch. Washer fluid has alcohol in it. Can't see mucking things up by spraying solvents at the windshield. Pretty simple to hit it with a wet rag if it needs it. Take a look around at the number of cars on the road with the paint destroyed on the roof. It's always the same pattern of really rotten at the point the roof meets the windshield, and progressively less rotten as the roof continues. My suspect is, of course, the washer fluid. You pays a price for the convenience of the little button.
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