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by whippit » Thu 25.10.2007, 23:29
how do i stop my washer jets leaking ever time i go out for a blast,
nice clean car covered in washer fluid every bloody time, :

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by Rambo » Thu 25.10.2007, 23:34
whippit wrote:how do i stop my washer jets leaking ever time i go out for a blast,
nice clean car covered in washer fluid every bloody time, :

Go to Halfords and buy a couple of in-line, one way valves for about a £5. Splice into the wiper fluid plastic pipe the bonnet and that should sort out your embarassing discharge problems
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by John_W » Fri 26.10.2007, 08:23
Whippit,
There's a service bulletin on it (can't remember which number) which means that the dealer should have sorted this fifteen years ago. It says basically what Rambo says (except the bit about going to Halfrauds).
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by M100 TWO » Fri 26.10.2007, 10:45
The valve is by the washer bottle remove put in a straight connector cut pipe under bonnet put in line before first jet no more dribble
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