What's this tank for?
What's this tank for?
There's the radiator spill-over/full-up tank, and right infront of it, there's some other tank. Initially I thought it was for the oil cooler, but the '85 GSL-SEs had an air oil-cooler, right? ... I don't have headlight washers, so wtf does it do?
The plastic tank in question is indeed for the headlight sprayers.
The sprayers came on Canadian GSL and GSL-SE models as well as some J-Spec and Aussie models. They were NOT available on any US models.
They're activated with the headlight up-down switch, and, I belive, when you activate the winshield spayers.
They don't really do THAT much unless you drive on a lot of dirt roads (like me), or in really icy/snowy conditions (like Canada)
The sprayers came on Canadian GSL and GSL-SE models as well as some J-Spec and Aussie models. They were NOT available on any US models.
They're activated with the headlight up-down switch, and, I belive, when you activate the winshield spayers.
They don't really do THAT much unless you drive on a lot of dirt roads (like me), or in really icy/snowy conditions (like Canada)
they're not activated with the windshield washers - only by pressing the headlight washer fluid switch incorporated into the headlight up/down switch.
If at some point in the life of your car your front bumper was replaced they may have deleted the washers.
In the image below, the black rubber "horns" on my bumper are part of the headlight washers:
If at some point in the life of your car your front bumper was replaced they may have deleted the washers.
In the image below, the black rubber "horns" on my bumper are part of the headlight washers:
ooooh, aaaah...Ive never seen such a creature before, thanks Manntis
. Its cool to see some different things on these puppys, I like the mirror on the fender look myself (J-Spec I think). I want some
. I seem to recall asking if those were power, or if you had to get out and adjust everytime, kinda guess and check
. Theyre a little small to see anything too I would think, but theyre still cool, and I still want some 
~T.J.
. Its cool to see some different things on these puppys, I like the mirror on the fender look myself (J-Spec I think). I want some
. I seem to recall asking if those were power, or if you had to get out and adjust everytime, kinda guess and check
. Theyre a little small to see anything too I would think, but theyre still cool, and I still want some 
~T.J.
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yeh, he meant dawg. Whut the hell iz rawng with yew Jeremy? Yew don't know the spellin' of a word, yew aks somebody.
And yes, they're Enkei RS-Evolutions (RSEs - same thing) but the bolt pattern of these are for a GSL-SE. That said I have seen regular Rexes with them, just the hub is different (no extra 4 bolt holes to fit a Honda, f'rinstance)
And yes, they're Enkei RS-Evolutions (RSEs - same thing) but the bolt pattern of these are for a GSL-SE. That said I have seen regular Rexes with them, just the hub is different (no extra 4 bolt holes to fit a Honda, f'rinstance)
Originally posted by Manntis
they're not activated with the windshield washers - only by pressing the headlight washer fluid switch incorporated into the headlight up/down switch.
If at some point in the life of your car your front bumper was replaced they may have deleted the washers.
In the image below, the black rubber "horns" on my bumper are part of the headlight washers:
they're not activated with the windshield washers - only by pressing the headlight washer fluid switch incorporated into the headlight up/down switch.
If at some point in the life of your car your front bumper was replaced they may have deleted the washers.
In the image below, the black rubber "horns" on my bumper are part of the headlight washers:
Anyone have an idea of where I can get a new one?
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