Removing rear screen washer nozzle!!!
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Removing rear screen washer nozzle!!!
Hi really enjoying my new Trident and all the little jobs that goes with it!!
Wondered if anyone can help me out on this one-
Rear screen washer not working - have disconnected rear pipe and when pump activated water flows out no problems but when it is re connected only a dribble comes through nozzle.
Tried to clear nozzle with a fine needle and even abit of air but again only a dribble so one thinks it's blocked somewhere in the nozzle assembly!
So looked to take this apart but not sure how to take the nozzle off - does it just pull off don't want to damage it!
Any ideas??!!!
Really don't want to go to garage so close to solving this one!!
Many thanks
Caroline x
Wondered if anyone can help me out on this one-
Rear screen washer not working - have disconnected rear pipe and when pump activated water flows out no problems but when it is re connected only a dribble comes through nozzle.
Tried to clear nozzle with a fine needle and even abit of air but again only a dribble so one thinks it's blocked somewhere in the nozzle assembly!
So looked to take this apart but not sure how to take the nozzle off - does it just pull off don't want to damage it!
Any ideas??!!!
Really don't want to go to garage so close to solving this one!!
Many thanks
Caroline x
caroline70- Member
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Removing rear screen washer nozzle!!!
I haven't removed a rear washer jet from one of these.
Generally when clearing/unblocking a washer jet a thin needle is too thin/pointed to be effective.
You need to use piece of thin good quality wire that is a bit thicker than a needle(I have an assortment of welding wire offcuts etc which I keep for this job). You'll have to try & find something a little bigger, good luck!
regards
bumperman
Generally when clearing/unblocking a washer jet a thin needle is too thin/pointed to be effective.
You need to use piece of thin good quality wire that is a bit thicker than a needle(I have an assortment of welding wire offcuts etc which I keep for this job). You'll have to try & find something a little bigger, good luck!
regards
bumperman
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Re: Removing rear screen washer nozzle!!!
I use the wire from a wire brush, just rip a bit off (nomally works)
astrag60- Member
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Re: Removing rear screen washer nozzle!!!
Thank you will try that
caroline70- Member
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