Loose headlight washer
08-01-04, 11:18 PM
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Loose headlight washer
For those of you with factory-equipped with headlight washers, (Canada and Australia I believe).
One of my washers is loose. How do you get to it to tighten it? If I decide to take them right off, what do I plug the resulting hole with?
Roger
One of my washers is loose. How do you get to it to tighten it? If I decide to take them right off, what do I plug the resulting hole with?
Roger
08-03-04, 02:46 PM
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Um it all depends on weather you want them to work or not.
My first RX7 had one broken off (by orginal owner) The misters did not work when I got the car, so I just took the black rubber fitting and siliconed it in place.
It lasted as long as I needed it to...
But the misters did not work.
My first RX7 had one broken off (by orginal owner) The misters did not work when I got the car, so I just took the black rubber fitting and siliconed it in place.
It lasted as long as I needed it to...
But the misters did not work.
08-03-04, 03:33 PM
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Actually they don't work. I don't even hear any sort of pump working when I press the button. I guess one weekend if I am bored I will see if I can get them working (without spending any money on them). If they never work, it is no big deal. The silicone is a good idea. I should have thought of that.
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Roger
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08-16-04, 07:46 PM
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Haven't had a chance to look at it. I sold my van rather quickly and had to find a replacement family vehicle. Turned out fine in the end. Proud owner of a 97 Chev
Suburban. Now, which will get better mileage>??
Roger
Suburban. Now, which will get better mileage>??
Roger
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i dont see how those sprayers would be functional without a wiper
spraying water onto crusty deag bugs on your headlights doesnt seem effective to me at all....
spraying water onto crusty deag bugs on your headlights doesnt seem effective to me at all....
08-20-04, 03:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Birdman-85RX-7
Haven't had a chance to look at it. I sold my van rather quickly and had to find a replacement family vehicle. Turned out fine in the end. Proud owner of a 97 Chev
Suburban. Now, which will get better mileage>??
Roger
Suburban. Now, which will get better mileage>??
Roger
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Originally Posted by 7aull
They are threaded at the bottom and held on by a nut underneath that the hose runs through...
Stu Aull
Stu Aull
If that's all there is then I'll be keeping my eyes open at the wrecker I guess...