just a suggestion but maybe in in-line fuel filter could be fitted into the water line and hence stop wiper jets blocking ,must try to see if flow would be reduced to a trickle. keep you all posted with the results
"john flynn" wrote in news:c51nu6$8d0$ snipped-for-privacy@titan.btinternet.com:
Haven't really followed this thread but any blocked washer jets I've had have been easily cleared with a fine sewing needle (maybe while someone else activates the pump). But then maybe I've been lucky.
Derry
If theres a suitable biopcide in the water you shouldnt get yuk growing in the reservoir to block the jets up. In a motor factors 5 litres of screenwash ( its basically alcahol)costs a few quid. steve the grease
It's also an excellent way of washing your sleeves without having to remove your shirt.
"Stuart Nuttall" wrote in news:c521lc$l37$ snipped-for-privacy@hercules.btinternet.com:
Only if you have straight arms. Mine bend at the ends.
Derry
On or around Wed, 7 Apr 2004 23:25:36 +0100, "R L Driver" enlightened us thusly:
that's all fine, but if you've already got the yuk in there, and it's not readily accessible (such as the rear washer bottle on my ford) then it's a problem. Bloody jets keep blocking.
The olf-fashioned ones with separate pumps used to have a filter on the end of the pipe int he bottle - I suspect that the new ones with the pump mounted on the bottle don't.
Household bleach added to the water stops the growth well.
Jeff
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