Windscreen spray snozzle clogged

**Joined:** Thu Oct 06, 2005 11:15 pm **Posts:** 56

The left nozzle for the windscreen washer fluid is clogged. Does anybody know a easy way to clean/clear it, or do I have to replace it. How difficult is it to replace?

**Posted:** Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:52 pm

isn't easy to replace from what i remember???

**Posted:** Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:57 pm

[quote="Sweedie"]The left nozzle for the windscreen washer fluid is clogged. Does anybody know a easy way to clean/clear it, or do I have to replace it. How difficult is it to replace?[/quote]

... have you tried a pin to clear the nozzle? This is also how you can adjust where the spray goes! :cheers:

In addition, I have replaced one of mine, a little fiddly but certainly a possibility! Couple of quid each I believe from Mazda here in the UK!

**Posted:** Mon Jan 16, 2006 3:21 pm

Hey ! You could replace it with those funky LED nozzles ...

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**Posted:** Mon Jan 16, 2006 3:45 pm

[quote="Smotter"]Hey ! You could replace it with those funky LED nozzles ...

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... funny you should say about that! Do you know the blue LED versions are actually illegal in the UK?! Was having a chat to me boss ( via the MOPAR club ) who in turn was chatting to a member who's in the force and basically your quite likely to get pulled and penalised for having them fitted to your car! :director:

PS: Not that I'd even consider putting them on my car by the way! :evil4:

**Posted:** Mon Jan 16, 2006 5:22 pm

yeah they are illegal. lots of people link the lights to a switch as well tho.

**Posted:** Mon Jan 16, 2006 5:45 pm

[quote="fil_auto"][quote="Smotter"]Hey ! You could replace it with those funky LED nozzles ...

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[/quote]

... funny you should say about that! Do you know the blue LED versions are actually illegal in the UK?! Was having a chat to me boss ( via the MOPAR club ) who in turn was chatting to a member who's in the force and basically your quite likely to get pulled and penalised for having them fitted to your car! :director:

PS: Not that I'd even consider putting them on my car by the way! :evil4:

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they are illegal depending on the interpretation of the word 'beacon'.
the law states, words with a similar effect to, it is illegal for a normal car to have a blue beacon.

**Posted:** Mon Jan 16, 2006 5:50 pm

'Beacon' I think they mean the spinning flashing light (like the old cop cars used to have) im not too sure thou.

**Joined:** Fri Apr 15, 2005 9:14 pm **Posts:** 4751

[quote="Sweedie"]How difficult is it to replace?[/quote]

Pretty damm difficult to replace - but it is possible. AndyM (I'm sure) has changed his, maybe a 'PM' to him will give you some tips.

[b]LED WASHER JETS[/b] no No NO...........!!!!!!! Dont do it. There are laws saying who can buy them.....
1. Males aged 17 - 19
2. Must have at least 8 oozing spots
3. Can only been paid for with coins. No notes and strictly NO Debit cards.....

They're bad. Big badness. Ugly items. see [url]http://www.ledwasherjetsforfolkwithareallyreallytinynob.com[/url] My opinion obviously....... :evil4:

**Posted:** Mon Jan 16, 2006 8:05 pm

hahahaha

i think they only fit cars such as nova's as well :P

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