Date: Sat, 10 Jul 1999 00:17:18 GMT From: jim.mnopsamens.com (Jim M) Subject: Re: headlamp washer jet
Try taking out the backwash valve. This is what supposedly keeps fluid from running back down into the system so there is always fluid at the top of the tubes. Most people don't think it's necessary and I ran for years without it. I'm not saying that's your problem, but give it a shot. This should be pretty straightforward problem - if it gushes from the pump but not up top, then it's obviously plugged somewhere (or inadequate pressure). "DAVE LEE RALPHSON" <davenopsam.freeserve.co.uk> wrote: >hi gang >can anyone give me a tip for cleaning the washer nozzles on the >headlights.the pipes are gushing water but when connected to the nozzle >nothing comes out.I,ve tried blasting compressed air through them and using >a pin but I cant find anything thin and strong to poke through.sorry this is >all a bit trivial but as a electronics adviser i should be good with tiny >awkward items but this has me beat. > >thanks Dave >
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