How adjust aim of windshield washers?
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How adjust aim of windshield washers?
I've an '04 Mini S that had the entire bonnet replaced recently due to some front end damage. I've just had it back from the shop and they did not bother to aim the windshield washers!
Before I go messing around under the hood or trying to force the little jets around in their sockets, I thought I'd ask the group. I've searched this forum, google, and also MotoringFile with no luck. Please don't tell me I need a special tool or have to take the underside of the bonnet apart to get at some set-screw! I was really hoping to just be able to grab a screwdriver and have this done during my lunch break rather than having to take it back to a shop!
Thanks for your help --
-- PhinMak
Before I go messing around under the hood or trying to force the little jets around in their sockets, I thought I'd ask the group. I've searched this forum, google, and also MotoringFile with no luck. Please don't tell me I need a special tool or have to take the underside of the bonnet apart to get at some set-screw! I was really hoping to just be able to grab a screwdriver and have this done during my lunch break rather than having to take it back to a shop!
Thanks for your help --
-- PhinMak
#3
Also check the supply line for kinks. I had a problem with the jets hitting low on the windshield (below the wipers) after some bonnet work and thought they were misaligned. As it turns out, there was a kink in the hose right next to the passenger side bonnet hinge that was reducing the pressure of the washer fluid. Once the hose was adjusted, I was back up to full jet pressure and realized that the aim of the jets was just fine.
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