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02-12-2009, 02:10 AM
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Is it possible to adjust the angle of windshield washing nozzle?
I found that the windshield washing fluid coming from the nozzle does not reach high enough. However, when I try to adjust the nozzles, they look like fixed. Is there any way to adjust the angle of those nozzles? 
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02-12-2009, 06:27 AM
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check that the pipe coming into the nozzles is firmly in place. Mine popped out and it had this effect. Pushing it back in made the nozzles squirt all the way up the screen. Lift the bonnet (hood in U.S. English!) and look under the nozzle - it looks like it is in place but push it to make sure it is located properly. Also if it is not seated properly you will have leakage from the nozzle which you can only see with the bonnet open.
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