🚀 1 Pack Ford Genuine 8S4Z-17603-AA Jet Kit Review

Bought 3 different tips for my wife's Edge to save money, they all sucked. Finally, in an effort to please my wife, I bought genuine Ford parts and they worked great. It's worth the money this time.

My order was 2 packs, each OEM part is individually boxed and marked Qty 1. However, when the order was put together, they added a new label to each bag with a quantity of 2. So you only shipped one item the first time. First order returned correct quantity 2 second time sent.

I only needed one but I bought two packs to replace both and I'm glad I did. The second worked, but not for long. Very easy to replace and they were exact replacements for the stock ones.

Perfect match for my 2008 Ford Focus. Very EZ install. These plastic nozzles will become brittle over time and will literally snap and snap right into the hood cutouts. The factory pipe has plastic latches that hold the part in place. Just make sure you get all the broken parts out of the old ones first. No changes required. This is the perfect replacement.

Aftermarket washer jets didn't work on my 2009 Ford Focus. The problem with aftermarket nozzles is that you cannot connect the washer hose to the nozzle, the connector on the nozzle is too small. The only way to solve the problem is to replace both nozzles and the washer hose with spare parts or to buy a Ford OEM washer nozzle. I bought these nozzles, everything went without problems.

This attachment fits my 2009 Ford Focus perfectly. I didn't immediately realize there was only 1 in the pack - but I really only had to replace 1 nozzle as it broke and the other didn't. After installing and testing the atomizer, the new (this one) sprayed MUCH better and wider than the other old atomizer that was already in the car. So I ordered a second one! Now both nozzles will spray liquid onto the windshield evenly and evenly.

I don't know how mine broke in the first place, must have been at an oil change, who else is walking under the hood? It was a bit harder to install than I imagined, no instructions but it's meant for a mechanic so not surprising. What struck me was how much pressure it took to actually snap it onto the hose it's attached to. Also, since another one broke off inside the bracket, I had to dig up the remains of the broken one.

This is just what I needed to fix my husband's broken car. Despite one review I saw about how difficult it is to get into the hood of a car, it's not difficult at all. You just push down hard and it snaps straight into place. For some reason this part has broken on my husbands Ford 3 times - just a super cheap part and it's just annoying to have to contact the dealer for such a tiny thing. I was thrilled to find this at Revain and I believe it's cheaper than the retailer for as long as I can…