Subject	If you've got plugged nozzles, and have never cleaned your
Posted by	240Z FeO2 on April 08, 2007 at 11:44 PM
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In Reply To	i need to give that a shot! posted by nemo1080 on April 08, 2007 at 10:38 PM
Message	WB and hoses, IMO it's probably best to leave the nozzles for last. First, pump water through the system until it come out clear. Then blow out the nozzles. If you use your washer a lot, its fluid may be pretty clean already. But if the WB is very dirty you may have to clean it seperately to start with. I syphoned out my WB, removed and cleaned it, then after it was reinstalled, pumped H2O through. And, of course, finished with the compressor trick. Chance favors the informed
Follow Ups	A tip that probably just about everyone knows. But what - 240Z FeO2 22:03:11 04/08/07 i need to give that a shot! - nemo1080 22:38:58 04/08/07 If you've got plugged nozzles, and have never cleaned your - 240Z FeO2 23:44:10 04/08/07 i will keep that in mind! (n/m) - nemo1080 23:49:51 04/08/07 Re: i will keep that in mind! - Zenica 19:16:17 04/09/07 How much of a pain in the A$$ was it removing the washer >> - BrianTT(Tpa,Fl) 08:45:13 04/09/07 pretty decent from the looks of it.. all the rear - nemo1080 09:46:42 04/09/07 Removal is not tough. Only interior panels that have to go - 240Z FeO2 11:30:24 04/09/07
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