🚿 Dorman 47137 Windshield Washer Nozzle Kit - Complete Cleaning Solution for Crystal Clear Windshields Review

I installed this on a 2003 Subaru Outback 3.0L H6. I had a clogged OEM injector on the gear side and after a few tries I wasn't able to clean it very well. These aftermarket attachments were pretty easy to install, but if you have sausage fingers you could be in trouble. DO NOT overtighten the plastic nuts. The included adjustment tool is practical. A word of advice: move the nozzle stream up until part of the sprayer touches the front of the roof. When driving, the air flow moves the spray…

I was skeptical because of the feedback. It works. For now. Ease of installation. The spray width is really big. It seems really wide. And it doesn't look like the original injectors. It's more like Windex glass cleaner in spray mode. So if your windshield was really dirty. Cleaning will take a long time. One side was good. The other seemed a little stuffed. But I'm satisfied, because working halfway is better than not working at all with my originals. 4 stars so far. It will not get better…

The beam may actually be too wide. It needed a bit of adjustment to keep it from slipping when parked. I ended up aiming for the center and it worked. They slow down a bit around 70mph but still work well and it's a fan spray after all. Use the tool provided to align them, remembering that the tabs on the tool must be pointing down to point the nozzles all the way up. Otherwise the protrusions will hit the plastic and prevent the nozzle from full range of motion. Maybe that's why they don't aim

Great for my 2000 Honda Civic LX. Looks good and keeps the series look. The spray function is much better than the jet type available, covering more of the windshield surface than four hotspots. Adjusting the height and width of the jet is very simple (move the silver nozzle around its axis). I wasn't sure what metal tool was included but used it to help me adjust the nozzle after installation. My only concern is that my nozzle is leaking a lot of water from both sides and from the same spot to

I used this washer nozzle kit when I replaced the factory hood on my '06 Wrangler and didn't want to cut holes in the new High Line fiberglass hood for the washer nozzles. I drilled a hole in the center of the hood for a nozzle. The metal nozzle in the housing is adjustable, which means that good atomization of approx. 60% of the disc width can be achieved. In height, it also closes when moving from top to bottom. It cannot get to the outermost sides, but the wipers can distribute the liquid to

I installed these replacement injectors on a 2005 Ford Escape and although there are no installation instructions the process for them is fine easy car. As explained in some of the other reviews these nozzles are adjusted by pushing up/down/left/right or even rotating the metal part of the nozzle which looks like it is in a swivel inside the housing. While I could point the nozzles high enough to get the point of impact about halfway up the windshield, it was about as high as I could set the…

It squirts washer fluid on the windshield and was easy to install. I installed it in a 2009 Ford Focus SE. I had to cut and glue some things but it turned out easy. The only annoying thing was that the nozzle sprayed comfortably. It took a while as the snot and the key didn't seem to contain any direct logic. small adjustments led to big changes that didn't suit me. After a while, with a satisfying but not perfect setup, I stopped and tested them at 40-60mph (it's one thing to ride, another to…

Desert sun and heat ruined those stupid factory clip-on wiper blades and rubber lead mount. I ordered this, a plastic T and some rubber vacuum hoses and took a chance and it came out perfect! This is a full size 1997 Dodge Ram B3500 Van. I drilled holes in the bottom using a small notch in the pressed board for visual alignment so I didn't even have to measure! I put on a piece of hose and routed it to the right hand battery where the washer pump hose enters the hood through a loop. I attached…