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| bftyphoon |
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Age: 46 Posts: 23 Joined: 8th Sep 2006 Ride: EF Fairmont Ghia Series 2 Location: Brookfield |
Has anyone got any tips on how to unblock the washer nozzles...not sure if its at the bonnet end or further back. Pain in the butt especially with the Melbourne weather lately!!!
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| alfy |
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get a pin and jam it in the hole and move it round a bit, then take it out and see if it squirts more water out than before lol
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| alfy |
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double post F**k!
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| markwright |
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try ^ first
there should also be a filter down at the pump. found at the bottom of the resevoir in your passenger inner guard. to make it easy for you, pull the wheel off and take out the trim inside the guard, and you should see it.. from there (im pretty sure it'd be same as BA-F's, correct me if im wrong) i think its just wedged into the hole in the resevoir.pull that out and the water will spill out. thats normal. pull off the rubber filter bit covering the pumps inlet and clean it out
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| MoNGooSE |
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I sucked on mine...
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| EFFII |
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MoNGooSE wrote: I sucked on mine...
And that worked?
nah sucking on them works the more you suck the more comes out 
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| Lumpy_Camo |
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if you have a pipe cutter take a litttle bit of the end, if that doesnt work check your pump inside your resiviour.
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| phatba |
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pull the motor out of the washer bottle and clean the screen. plug the washer motor in and leave the tubing off and test, if that works, add the tubing and disconnect further up the line. test again. keep working further and further up the line to find where its blocked. if its the water jets themselves, use a pin in the hole to clean them. can also lever them into new position this way for better aim at the glass.
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