Removing the windshield washer nozzle

Clogged nozzles should be dismantled immediately and blown out with compressed air in the direction of the hose connection. Carefully pierce stubborn blockages with a thin wire - also in the direction of the hose connection. If this does not work, replace the nozzle and, if necessary, immediately install a commercially available fuel filter in the windshield washer water supply pipe. The fine porous filter will keep the nozzles clean.

Stages of work

Open the hood and remove the insulation material from the hood (spring clips wring out with a screwdriver).

Before removing the water supply hose from the nozzle, heat it slightly with a lighter.

Squeeze the mounting tabs with your fingers, while simultaneously pushing the nozzle out of the hood (if necessary, press the nozzle out of the hood with a screwdriver - in this case, protect the varnish with a lining!).

When installing, insert the nozzle "into grooves" in the hood outside. Be sure to make sure that the nozzle sits firmly, otherwise there will be problems with its adjustment.

Put on the water supply hose, adjust the nozzle as described above.

Attach insulating material to the hood.