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Headlight washer removal

JB 3.2

JB 3.2

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What is the best way to remove the headlight washer nozzles from the car? I've removed the front bumper but there do not appear to be any obvious fixings visible.

Its seems strange to me how I can strip an MGA down to the chassis is a single day but everything on the 993 seems to take ten times as long!

As always thank you for your assistance.
 
Well John,

Try comparing it with an MGF... (and here's hoping whether it goes back together [;)])

Regards,

Bert (Ex MGB '63, ex MGA '59, Tr6 '70)
 
Point taken Bert, especially having seen the headgaket being done on the mid engine MGF!
 
Just in case anyone needs to remove the headlamp washer nozzles, I found that they could be turned and lifted a little allowing a small screwdriver to be placed underneath and used to lever the nozzle up and out.
 
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