Removing washer jets?
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Cloggy Saint
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spook
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There is a little clip you need to clip back thats at the rear of the washer jet body, from under the hood, the thing then unclips from the plug, its all up in the slots in the bonnet
Sorry im crap at trying to explain things
Its easier to clean em out with a little washing up liquid and a fine needle in situ
Sorry im crap at trying to explain things
Its easier to clean em out with a little washing up liquid and a fine needle in situ

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Sure it's not the one way valve that's goosed?Cloggy Saint wrote:Clear as mud, cheers. I've given it the needle treatment and it still just dribbles out so I think removal and a soak is the best option.
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The non-heated ones twist out.
If it ain't broke..
Fix it till it is
Fix it till it is

