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My washer jets do hit the window when sprayed, but quite a bit shoots onto the rood and sunroof area which shamefully has got me unaware a few times ![]() Is there a way to shorten the spray pattern and aim it more directly onto the screen ? Thanks Most jets are adjustable. Place a very thin wire in the jet and in yr |
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Peter smith wrote: My washer jets do hit the window when sprayed, but quite a bit shoots onto the rood and sunroof area which shamefully has got me unaware a few times ![]() Is there a way to shorten the spray pattern and aim it more directly onto the screen ? Thanks Most jets are adjustable. Place a very thin wire in the jet and in yr case lower it. U can adjust it up, down, right or left. DO NOT use a needle as it will probably break and then u will have to replace the jet. IIRC you need a special tool for Golf IV fanjects, but I've never tried it. |
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zar wrote: Peter smith wrote: My washer jets do hit the window when sprayed, but quite a bit shoots onto the rood and sunroof area which shamefully has got me unaware a few times ![]() Is there a way to shorten the spray pattern and aim it more directly onto the screen ? Thanks Most jets are adjustable. Place a very thin wire in the jet and in yr case lower it. U can adjust it up, down, right or left. DO NOT use a needle as it will probably break and then u will have to replace the jet. IIRC you need a special tool for Golf IV fanjects, but I've never tried it. |
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