Headlight washers
#1
Erm, don't want to be a muppet (no more than I already am)
but do the headlight washers work off the same container as the screenwash?
As mine seem to have stopped working and I have loads of screen wash.
Cheers
Mojo
but do the headlight washers work off the same container as the screenwash?
As mine seem to have stopped working and I have loads of screen wash.
Cheers
Mojo
#4
that's what I thought.
and yes I was using the word "work" in it's broadest possible terms, cos they certainly don't clear any gunk off the lights.
Cheers I'll get Subaru to look at them when it's in tomoz for yet .another service
Mojo
and yes I was using the word "work" in it's broadest possible terms, cos they certainly don't clear any gunk off the lights.
Cheers I'll get Subaru to look at them when it's in tomoz for yet .another service
Mojo
#5
Does anyone know whether it is possible to fit headlight washers to my car which currently doesn't have any It's a MY99 STi.
Having read this thread, seeing as they don't seem that effective I am not sure it is worth it anyway. Am I going to end up with problems having had holes drilled through the bumper??
Having read this thread, seeing as they don't seem that effective I am not sure it is worth it anyway. Am I going to end up with problems having had holes drilled through the bumper??
#6
Kingsize,
I really wouldn't bother trying to fit them if you don't already have them. You'll have to cut holes in your bumper and they're really not effective at all.
The only reason I asked about them was cos they seem to have stopped and I wondered why.
Mojo
[Edited by Mojo - 1/15/2002 4:56:06 PM]
I really wouldn't bother trying to fit them if you don't already have them. You'll have to cut holes in your bumper and they're really not effective at all.
The only reason I asked about them was cos they seem to have stopped and I wondered why.
Mojo
[Edited by Mojo - 1/15/2002 4:56:06 PM]
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#8
I'd definitely second the "washers are much use" comments as I find them very inneffective. Instead of fitting new washers, how about just adapting a sqeegie-mop? If you get the handle long enough you should be able to reach both lights without having to stop
#9
SWRTWannabe,
That's the best advice I have had for a while
Can anyone advise me on where I can buy a suitable sponge and an electrically retractable duster extension Speed tested to 160 of course
That's the best advice I have had for a while
Can anyone advise me on where I can buy a suitable sponge and an electrically retractable duster extension Speed tested to 160 of course
#10
WASHING YOUR LIGHTS???? is that what they are for?
I thought they were form spraying during night time driving to see if your lights were on, gawd knows you cant tell by looking at the road
I thought they were form spraying during night time driving to see if your lights were on, gawd knows you cant tell by looking at the road
#11
Turns out that my pump is knackered.
Doesn't really bother me too much as they are pretty useless anyway. I only ever used them if someone drove behind me too close. Always seems to make em back off and clean their windscreen.
Mojo
Doesn't really bother me too much as they are pretty useless anyway. I only ever used them if someone drove behind me too close. Always seems to make em back off and clean their windscreen.
Mojo
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