sickofitall1113

i just bought brand new ones from the dealer and one of the sprayers on the drivers side is already starting to sputter and just plain not work. it sucks, i drove like 30 miles to pick them up cuz neither of them worked. anything i can add to the fluid to get it clean or flowing right?

Keno20

I just do it manually with a fine tipped needle. Works good as.

Keno20

A high pressure hose or an air compressor would also do the trick i'd say...

9t4fodo

There is prob something in the line that is making them clog up. First you need to take the hose off the actual squirter and run it...make sure the washer bottle is clean and you have clean fluit in it. Once you know the lines are clean then you can use high pressure air to clean out the squirter or use a needel, i used a thumb tack.

mrdeadman

When my back one started to do that, it hardly squirted at all. So I just kept running it and eventually, presto! It worked again. I'm lazy I'd probably take the squirter off and use some lime away maybe or something. Lime away might eat the plastic so try it on something else first.

sickofitall1113

yea i was thinking something that will corrode and disintegrate whatever is blocking it. but the idea about emptying the resevoir and cleaning it out is a good idea. im gonna do that first.

SuckMyDOHC

iTrader: (1)

as posted above, check to make sure nothing is clogging your lines. If theres nothing there, I just cleared up a customers nozzles earlier today with a pick. I'm sure you could just as easily use a needle or something similar

GRAF-FITI

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jhammond_82

iTrader: (1)

are you sure that there is fluid in the bottle? just asking.

Dogginator

Could you be blocking the nozzles with ice crystals?

98PAITR

The tip of an old guitar string works good too.