I had to remove the rear wiper arm tonight and would not budge so I used the tool that removes wiper arms and crushes the nozzle. I have been searching for a replacement with no luck. First off are these replaceable and if so where can I obtain one?
Thanks

 

The rear wiper arm can be a completely stubborn bugbear to remove --- when I replaced mine I was extra careful and came up with a shim to insert for prying but to no avail because it slipped and buggered up the nozzle head anyway LOL at that point I went full barbarian and yanked that fugger off with brute violence haha then went to the junkyard to get a new motor because that seemed the easiest and cheapest solution, still working fine.

Perhaps I could have just bought a replacement nozzle by itself? I didn't think I could but now looking and they are out there:



Made of the finest Chinesium though so may leak or be unreliable?


Mine is a 2006, the pre-facelift cars have a different design with a different nozzle:

 

Thanks yes this is what I’m looking for.

 

- Yet another classic OldBoy terminology worthy enough to submit that one to Miriam Webster




Sorry - I forgot to hit the "submit" ---- I'm still laughing....

 

@alconk Are you performing a rear wiper delete?

Chinesium can be problematic but sometimes it's so difficult to find Europium.

 

The term is so funny because it is so true, but it is like totally tragicomic with a certain sense that the world has gone to hell-inna-handbasket as far as the quality of many goods goes, and requires extra effort to find something solidly made.

As much as I enjoy coming up with neologisms, can't claim that one, it's been in common parlance for a while now, think I maybe first saw it used at r/justrolledintotheshop...

 

In the US, societally speaking, we tend to want things cheap and fast - quality be damned. It's false economy on multiple levels, unfortunately.

in a vain attempt not to completely hijack the OP's thread, what is the ID of the hose that supplies washer fluid to the rear nozzle?