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In a message dated 9/29/2005 9:43:22 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
angelito03299@xxxxxxxxx writes:
And the little washer nozzle that sits on the
passenger side blade - WHy in the WORLD would it be on
that side? It makes much more sense to me to put it
on the driver's side. Unless I'm "duh" - mine is on
the passenger side - and I assume that's the way it's
supposed to be via the parts manual.
I solved this problem by adding a second nozzle on my drivers wiper, ran a
brass T splitter , and used clear aquarium air pump tubing (found at local
Wal-Mart in Pet department) and pump sprays fluid from both wipers, mind you it
isn't a lot of fluid but it does work. You can hide the t splitter and tubing
under the front area.
Bruce Battles
Vin 06569
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