If you have heated washer nozzles, operate the heater on the nozzle. The washer fluid should spray a strong mist onto the windshield. Watch the fluid coming out of the nozzle. Operate the windshield washer nozzle switch or lever. Turn the ignition to the accessory or run position. Pull on the wires to make sure that they will not come apart. Use a wire crimping tool to crimp the wires to the butt connectors. To do this, get two butt connectors for the size of the wires. If you had to cut the wires, use butt connectors with heat shrinking tubes to connect the harness wires to the washer nozzle. Step 4: Reconnect the heater harness wires. If you had to cut the harness to remove the washer nozzle, then use wire strippers to strip the wires on the new washer nozzle. Connect the harness to the washer nozzle. Step 3: Reattach the heater harness (if applicable).
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Install the screw into the washer nozzle if you had to remove a screw. If the line had a retaining clamp, use needle nosed pliers to put the retainer clamp back onto the line. Step 2: Attach the line onto the new washer nozzle.
The cover clicks back onto the hood, or you may need to install screws into the hood to secure it. Note: If you had to remove a hood cover, you will need to reinstall the cover.This will be either be on the vehicle body, on the back of the hood, or on the wiper arm. Pop in the new washer nozzle into the same place you removed the old one from.
Part 2 of 2: Installing the new windshield washer nozzle This will help with installing the new washer nozzle. You will need wire strippers to strip off the coating from the wires to show bare wires. If the harness has no disconnect plug, you will have to use side cutters and cut the wires. If your windshield wipers have heaters, remove the harness attached to the washer nozzle. Step 3: Remove the heater (if applicable). You will need needle nosed pliers and a flat head screwdriver to remove the protector so you can access the windshield washer nozzles. Note: Some vehicles may have a hood protector.If the nozzle is retained by a screw, unscrew it first and then the nozzle will come off. Use a medium flat head screwdriver to push in the tabs on the washer nozzle and pop out the nozzle. Note: If the nozzle is on the wiper arm, you must first lift the wiper arms off the windshield in order to remove the line.Depending on the washer nozzle setup, it may located by the firewall, on the back of the hood, or on the wiper arm. Using needle nosed pliers, carefully remove the line from the washer nozzle. Part 1 of 2: Removing the windshield washer nozzle You may also see washer fluid leaking from the nozzle. If a washer nozzle is broken, then the washer fluid will not spray a hard mist but rather come out like a running faucet hose with no restrictions. When you operate a nozzle sprayer switch, there should be washer fluid spraying out onto the windshield. Most washer nozzles are mounted on the body between the hood and the windshield. Some washer nozzles are mounted on the hood and some are mounted on the arms of the washer blades. Our aim is to make you satisfy the parts and the service we provide for you.A windshield washer nozzle is designed to spray washer fluid (a fluid mixed with water and methanol) in a directional mist onto the windshield.
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