Windshield Washer Nozzles Liberty Commander Review

Works! It's not the same template as the OEM, but to save money buy one and you can install it in minutes. Use a cutting tool to remove the hood insulation clips, otherwise they will break or get some extras. It dispenses more liquid than the old ones, but it's good.

So easy to install. (Jeep 2012) * Remove hood panel. * Remove the hose from the manure nozzle. * Twist and pull to remove the manure nozzle. *Push and twist to install the new nozzle available. * Connect the hose. * Replace the hood panel. It took me more time to type that than it did to do the actual work.

These are OEM versions only. My wife broke one while clearing snow and I decided to try these. I only put one on but it doesn't splatter on the windshield. It's more of a river at one point. Also, it leaves a lot of liquid on the hood. Not cool.

I installed these on my 2009 Jeep Liberty after one of the old ones stopped spraying. They are totally inconsistent and have a terrible spray pattern. The one on the driver's side flows right down to the bottom of the windshield and is practically useless. I have to buy another set now. I wouldn't waste your money.

Perfect fit, assembled in 2 minutes! They aren't adjusted as well as Daimler/Mopar original parts (sprayed a little on the hood and a little on the roofline) so they waste some washer fluid, but that's not a problem. It's hard to scoff at the price, but $10 for little plastic pieces with a tiny spring. But really good price and very easy installation.

I damaged one of the shafts when I was de-icing the hood and grabbed them as they are Revane's Choice. An easy replacement, it worked the first time but after a few months it just started dripping. Since he was a couple, I had this spare tire, but it failed immediately, only it was constantly drizzling in a skinny creek. There's no shortage of other brands here, so I'm trying something different (but they've always made the $40 OEMs look better).

Some shots go over the roof but they work and the 2008 Jeep Liberty windshield is badly spattered. I bought them because I just bought a used 2008 Jeep Liberty and was fixing small things on it. Originals, lines cut off at ends. Use pliers to pry and push out the old broken ones from under the hood. They are simply inserted. Don't forget to put a small rubber pad on top first to create a seal between the hood and the injectors. Believe it or not, I didn't do that or some liquid will ooze out of