rear washer jet?
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NorthernBloke
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] I spent about 30 mins trying to figure this out before calling the previous owner. Seems very strange not to have one with such a big rear screen
I keep meaning to adjust one of my washer nozzles so it squirts over the car onto the rear screen
Andy
] I spent about 30 mins trying to figure this out before calling the previous owner. Seems very strange not to have one with such a big rear screen I keep meaning to adjust one of my washer nozzles so it squirts over the car onto the rear screen
Andy
I'm going to take my wiper off instead.
Because the screen is so flat it doesn't pick up road muck like a hatchback will, so the only thing to wipe is rain, which is already clean, so I guess they thought it didn't need one. Shame really, it would have been a handy switch for an intercooler water spray. I guess I'll just have to sacrifice the headlamp wash for that...
911's don't have a rear wash either (or at least they didn't until 1989).
Because the screen is so flat it doesn't pick up road muck like a hatchback will, so the only thing to wipe is rain, which is already clean, so I guess they thought it didn't need one. Shame really, it would have been a handy switch for an intercooler water spray. I guess I'll just have to sacrifice the headlamp wash for that...
911's don't have a rear wash either (or at least they didn't until 1989).
You could always use the wiper switch for intercooler spray - the pump and tank could be located in the boot where it is relatively cool (and there is space) and a pipe run to the intercooler in the airflow under the car. minimum disturbance to the wiring and nice cool water (relatively),
Tony
Tony
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