Windshield Washer Nozzles & Winter Driving
cogito
Wagonist
The nozzles on my windshield washer are stuck, I can't move them and they squirt way too low. Does Honda still sell those things? They can't cost too much?
This problem has caused me to become an expert on winter windshield cleaning issues. Here's a couple tips that can save you a lot of work.
--On cold nights put a towel or piece of cardboard on your windshield under a wiper blade; in the morning you can just pull it off to get rid of any ice and snow that has accumulated overnight.
--Leave your driver's window cracked open a little bit when you park the car. This will allow any moisture inside your car from freezing and making frost on the inside of your windows.
--Turn off the hot air going to your windshield defroster before your park your car for the night. If the windshield is warm it will melt snow and ice on the outside, making a mess for your to clean up in the morning. If the windows are cold, the snow, etc., won't melt and freeze to them.
This problem has caused me to become an expert on winter windshield cleaning issues. Here's a couple tips that can save you a lot of work.
--On cold nights put a towel or piece of cardboard on your windshield under a wiper blade; in the morning you can just pull it off to get rid of any ice and snow that has accumulated overnight.
--Leave your driver's window cracked open a little bit when you park the car. This will allow any moisture inside your car from freezing and making frost on the inside of your windows.
--Turn off the hot air going to your windshield defroster before your park your car for the night. If the windshield is warm it will melt snow and ice on the outside, making a mess for your to clean up in the morning. If the windows are cold, the snow, etc., won't melt and freeze to them.
Comments
find yourself the pump...
could need an replacement
or clogged inside...
?
Or you can install a modern noozle:
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