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    windshield washer?!

    ok so my windshield washer sucks! lol it sprays like a bitch. seriously tho. the fluid is filled. i even tried to unclog it by putting a needle thru where the the sprayers are. i even checked for any leaks on the hoses..nothing. its sprays but it only reaches the bottom of my windshield and it doesnt even clean my windshield. any tips or solutions?

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    open the hood and follow the lines from the nozzles to the engine compartment, pay very close attention to where the hood closes, the rubber molding that sits in front of the wipers. When you look closely to the left side hood hinge (the one close tho the brake booster) make sure the line doest not get pinched when you close the hood.

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      #3
      A little known fact about your windshield sprayers is that you can aim them. Stick a needle in there and move the ball around until they hit where you want them to on the glass. It will probably take you a few tries to aim them correctly, (move, spray, check move spray check) but as long as you have sufficient pressure coming out, you can aim them.

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        #4
        oo ok ill try both. i really need to fix this since a storm is coming

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          #5
          Originally posted by buzz11 View Post
          oo ok ill try both. i really need to fix this since a storm is coming
          you may have so much shit in your fluid res. that no matter how many time you use a pin to unclog the nozzel it will clog right back up. i had to take mine out and total flush and clean the res. and then run the wipers to pump out any shit still in the lines. make sure you disconnect the line right by the hood lever, so when you flush out the gunk you dont re-clog the nozel


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            #6
            when i hold for the fluid, it takes like 3 or 4 seconds to come out. it mite just be clogged then. thanx baracuda

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              #7
              Originally posted by L_U_D_I_AAccord View Post
              open the hood and follow the lines from the nozzles to the engine compartment, pay very close attention to where the hood closes, the rubber molding that sits in front of the wipers. When you look closely to the left side hood hinge (the one close tho the brake booster) make sure the line doest not get pinched when you close the hood.
              This is the problem that I am having, does anyone have a better way to run the line?

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                #8
                Originally posted by baracuda View Post
                you May Have So Much Shit In Your Fluid Res. That No Matter How Many Time You Use A Pin To Unclog The Nozzel It Will Clog Right Back Up. I Had To Take Mine Out And Total Flush And Clean The Res. And Then Run The Wipers To Pump Out Any Shit Still In The Lines. Make Sure You Disconnect The Line Right By The Hood Lever, So When You Flush Out The Gunk You Dont Re-clog The Nozel
                X2.i make sure some water goes over the car so when they tailgate me they get some water on there windshield.especially when they have a clean car thats when they get mad.lol
                Last edited by zacatecas; 02-10-2010, 10:15 PM.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by 2000civicsi View Post
                  This is the problem that I am having, does anyone have a better way to run the line?
                  you don't have to move the line, what I did is just cut about an inch from the corner of the gasket and the plastic that hold the gasket. Problem solved for life

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