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Old 07-07-2009, 10:11 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Windshield Washers (pissers)
You know it's sad I don't know the proper name for these, I just call them pissers. Anyways, I have an 09 and the pissers when I was my windshield are really strong on the passenger side (gets my roof and back window wet (kind of annoying) and gets weaker as it moves to the driver side as it moves along the four jets. Anyone else have the issue? I spoke to my sales guy at the dealer who happened to call, I asked him he didn't know and I said I would bring it up when I brought the car in next.

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Old 07-07-2009, 10:19 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Take it to the dealer and have them adjust the nozzles for you.
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you can do it yourself man, there are little nozzles in the actual unit, just take a needle, paperclip or something small enough to get into the hole where the liquid sprays out and adjust it yourself its easy
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you can do it yourself man, there are little nozzles in the actual unit, just take a needle, paperclip or something small enough to get into the hole where the liquid sprays out and adjust it yourself its easy
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Hey thanks for sharing it, it fixes my problem.


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