I noticed European S2000's have these headlight nozzle sprays...did anyone put them on their US S2000's?

Looks kinda good.

 

You're kidding right

 

The sprayers are required by law in some European countries. (Sweeden for one)

 

They are a pain in the butt ,most UK owners have made the mistake of leaning on the washer button and either getting soaked or spraying the hood of their freshly wax'd S

 

they just make sure you got a clean headlight for night driving
it does NOT look good.....i wish i would get rid of them...but there is a big hole under the sucker
i sometimes annoy my friends and spray them in the highway....but its not funny when you do it be mistake when having the toip down and u are not moving

 

[QUOTE=MrV,Jul 19 2004, 09:41 PM]They are a pain in the butt ,most UK owners have made the mistake of leaning on the washer button and either getting soaked or spraying the hood of their freshly wax'd S

 

In Europe cars with HID lights are required by law to have the headlight sprays. On '02 models (like mine) the button was moved to the dash (where you guys have the Cruise control button) so that it's not possible to accidentally push the button with your elbow!

ciao

 

Btw, to disable the washer, you just pull a fuse.

 

they are required by law in europe, as the EU deems that dirt on the headlamp itself can interfere with the HiD beam, thus making them a potential hazard for the driver (not putting the beam on the road properly) and also for oncoming traffic (altering the beam towards oncoming traffic). So theory is that everyone has clean headlamps!

IIRC, on most european cars - if you pull the windshield washer whilst your lights are on, it will spray the headlamp washer too.

Funny though - I dont know if this is the case with UK S2000s as I pulled the fuse on mine the day i got it!

 

i think they look good...the're so europeeean!!!