10AE headlight washers
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10AE headlight washers
DAMNATION!!! I finally found a thing wrong with the 'mint condition 10AE'....
As I was screwing around with it tonight, playing with all the toys it came with, I tried the headlight washers/sprayer and nothing.. No sound of a motor trying to pump and spray the water, no nothing!
Anyways, checked the fluid level, completely full... Is there a fuse for the washers? Or do you think the motor is shot? Any suggestions?
As I was screwing around with it tonight, playing with all the toys it came with, I tried the headlight washers/sprayer and nothing.. No sound of a motor trying to pump and spray the water, no nothing!
Anyways, checked the fluid level, completely full... Is there a fuse for the washers? Or do you think the motor is shot? Any suggestions?
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Originally posted by Psygnosis7
I've wondered, where'd they put the switch for the headlight washers?
I've wondered, where'd they put the switch for the headlight washers?
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Originally posted by Icemark
filter in the headlight washer tank is probably dirty or clogged.
That is the tank next to the leading coils, you know.
filter in the headlight washer tank is probably dirty or clogged.
That is the tank next to the leading coils, you know.
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If you need headlight squirter parts, let me know as I have a parts AE.
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If you need headlight squirter parts, let me know as I have a parts AE.
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turn the nozzles around and spray people who walk by your car
turn the nozzles around and spray people who walk by your car
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Pop up headlights are bug catchers. I wish I would have had those things on those long drives at night on alligator alley. There straight forward square design would get hit by anything.
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Originally posted by 82_annrx7
What kind of parts do you have? I need a few things for my AE.
What kind of parts do you have? I need a few things for my AE.
bronze glass
Tails
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headlight squirters and related equipment
AE embossed steering wheel
in a month or two, im going to be selling the shell. no interior or anything. no drivetrain. just the body )good shape but needs paint) with suspension.
If interested in something listed here, PM me. If I have not listed it, then I do not have it or am not selling it.
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Originally posted by introVert
You have never been to Florida during love bug season, my friend.
You have never been to Florida during love bug season, my friend.
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I used my headlight washers a grand total of 5 times in 6 years. Once to wash of the remains of a bird that I hit with the headlight up - and the other 4 to soak people walking by.
The headlight washer resevoir is about twice the size of the windshield washer resevoir (go figure). So I ripped the windshield washer resevoir out and rewired/replumbed the system so that when I press the windshield washer button, it takes the fluid from the Headlight washer resevoir. I then used all that empty space on the passenger side for my CAI.
BTW - put some power directly to the motor and see what happens. Because all this is controled by the headlight switch - you might find that it is the switch that is the problem.
The headlight washer resevoir is about twice the size of the windshield washer resevoir (go figure). So I ripped the windshield washer resevoir out and rewired/replumbed the system so that when I press the windshield washer button, it takes the fluid from the Headlight washer resevoir. I then used all that empty space on the passenger side for my CAI.
BTW - put some power directly to the motor and see what happens. Because all this is controled by the headlight switch - you might find that it is the switch that is the problem.
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I turned out the nozzles on my 10AE and I can now spray people with their windows down when they get next to me on the road. It's pretty funny cause they have no idea where it came from.
If you want, you could even take out the resevoir and the motor to the headlight washer cause you really don't need it and it weighs like 15-20 pounds. The whole assembly is HUGE.
If you want, you could even take out the resevoir and the motor to the headlight washer cause you really don't need it and it weighs like 15-20 pounds. The whole assembly is HUGE.
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Alright, tried to find the motor... fuse, you name it and I came up with nothing. Can anybody tell me where the headlight sprayer pump/motor is located and/or the fuse for it? Thanks.