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washer jets adjustment
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E53 X5 3.0d SUV prod.date 11/2004 eng.variant M57N Europe Right hand drive N |
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I've always used a sewing needle. Insert the tip in the jet, gently move it in the desired direction. Always worked for me.
I use a needle and not a pin because most pins are made from softer metal and will often bend instead of moving the jet.
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thanks antz oz....will see if i can get a needle in there, the leaking oil filter cap stopped leaking by the way eventually, did tighten it up a tad more though dunno if this was the issue
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WORKED no more spray that ends up on the drivers side window!
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I always keep a "safety pin" ($0.50 at local pharmacy store) in my glovebox.
Good for emergency unclogging or aiming of the washer fluid jet.
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