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Anyone modify the rear window water spray?
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I'm interested to know as well as I thought it was just mine that did that. Nice to know it's the design, even though it doesn't seem very helpful at times...
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I was just messing with this yesterday and thought mine was plugged up or I had a line pressure problem. Actually I think the X does have a line pressure problem and that is why it leaks instead of spraying. The pump is a whole vehicle away and doesn't pressurize well. You'd need a helluva pump to pressurize a line that far.
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Mines the same way. I keep forgetting to try to adjust it. I know on some washer jets you can stick like a little straight pen or something small like that in them and rotate the nozzle around to aim them, haven't tried on the X5 yet. Seems every time I think about it is when I'm driving down the road in the rain and by the time I get where I'm going it's the last thing on my mind.
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