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andyrich



Member Since: 20 Jul 2009
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United Kingdom 2007 Freelander 2 TD4 SE Auto Stornoway Grey
Washer jets

Can anyone help with advice on how to change the heated windscreen washer jets ?, I was adjusting one of them using a needle as advised with not a great deal of success and decided to try using a small screwdriver and have ended up pushing it virtually level with the bonnet. I now cannot move it so replacement seems to be the answer.

Post #80398 11th Nov 2010 10:25 am
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npinks



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mine were very very stiff on my first FL2, I bent loads of pins trying to adjust them

I would presume they will click out from underneith, but you'll have to removed the material from the bonnet to get to them

Just a guess, somebody might be able to provide the actual process Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Post #80399 11th Nov 2010 10:29 am
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Kostaschrys



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I have changed one, since the needle I was using for adjustments broke inside the orifice. Mine was not heated, and all you have to do is to push it a bit towards the front of the car and upwards. Then you put your hand between the bonnet and the insulation to remove the fluid supply elastic hose. For the heated jets you have to disconect the power suply as well.

Post #80401 11th Nov 2010 11:43 am
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andyrich



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washer jets

Thanks for the information, when I tried to see how the jet came out it moved slightly clear of the bonnet so I had a better view of the faulty jet, I decided to have one more try to move it, bent two pins and then snapped a needle in the jet. I decided to give up and drive down to the local stealer and buy a new jet, pressed the jet back into the bonnet, got in the car pushed the washer switch and the broken needle was ejected and the jet is back in perfect alignment.

Post #80504 12th Nov 2010 11:44 am
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Sam



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Re: washer jets

andyrich wrote:
Thanks for the information, when I tried to see how the jet came out it moved slightly clear of the bonnet so I had a better view of the faulty jet, I decided to have one more try to move it, bent two pins and then snapped a needle in the jet. I decided to give up and drive down to the local stealer and buy a new jet, pressed the jet back into the bonnet, got in the car pushed the washer switch and the broken needle was ejected and the jet is back in perfect alignment.


Can we have the step by step instructions as a 'sticky' please Smile

Post #80514 12th Nov 2010 1:04 pm
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