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Sprayers on windshield washers clogged... 200

posted by  Gimpy on  Fri Jan 2 19:37 CST 2004
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I remove them, using needle nose pliers, by pinching the prongs from the underside(under the hood) and pushing out(towards the spray side. The drivers side sprayer has a hose connected to it that's about 12 inches long. Remove that also. Take the sprayer and hose inside. Reconnect them. Now put the sprayer in boiling water. Leave for about 30 seconds, then blow thru it. Guaranteed to get rid of any dirt/wax buildup. After doing mine; had to re-adjust(with a bobby pin) the sprayer back down onto the windshield. They were working so well, the spray was over-shooting the windshield!
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Matt






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