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Old 17 August 2011, 08:20 PM
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Default blobeye sti water spray not working

Hi just a quick question. Not really sure how inportant the water spray is but i want it working anyway.

When i press the button i can hear the motor/pump trying to spray but nothing actually sprays? Is there a simple common fault or anyone had the same issue?

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Old 17 August 2011, 08:21 PM
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is there water in it?
Old 17 August 2011, 08:24 PM
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Yes mate! Full.
Old 17 August 2011, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by RobsyUK
is there water in it?
came in thread to post this

does the water level change when you press the button for a while, maybe a leak in the pipe or if not the nozzles might be blocked

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Could just be blocked up, check the hoses and the nozzle
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Originally Posted by Jonny_
came in thread to post this

does the water level change when you press the button for a while, maybe a leak in the pipe or if not the nozzles might be blocked
Was a good one to be fair! left myself right open for it.

Cheers i will have a check for blocks first because the level doesn't change.

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On my window wipers I've had the actual wash bottle block. worth a check.
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Originally Posted by RobsyUK
On my window wipers I've had the actual wash bottle block. worth a check.
Cheers mate, will do.
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Pull the t-piece apart underneath the scoop, clean it all out with a pin and maybe warm water. Also if the rubber tube is being pulled to high up over the scoop it will reduce pressure a lot.
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Originally Posted by rickya
Pull the t-piece apart underneath the scoop, clean it all out with a pin and maybe warm water. Also if the rubber tube is being pulled to high up over the scoop it will reduce pressure a lot.
Nice one pal, i will try all these tmrw.

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