🚗 Enhance Your Vehicle's Visibility with Warrior Products 1575 Windshield Washer Nozzle Relocation Kit Review

This worked well on my 2004 TJ. I just tweaked it with a little nuance and added a hole in the firewall for the hose to pass through.

It is so close to the windshield that the spray only hits the bottom quarter of the glass. It's better than what I had, but not by much. Need adjustable injectors

Works great, easy to install. but the screws are not made of stainless steel or aluminum and after a few months they are completely rusted. I also put some rubber washers under the round caps so they don't risk damaging the paintwork and causing rust.

Works well and fairly easy to install. The only downside is that the included screws are covered in black oxide and the first drop of water you see causes them to turn bright orange. Some SS hardware must be included or at least galvanized.

Fairly easy to install. If you follow the instructions carefully, it's very easy. Take a little more time to uninstall cowel. These are 4 screws and 4 plastic tabs (get ready to buy more). The thing works like it did from the factory. The only problem I have is that the screws have become rusty after about a month.

Easy to install on my 2008 JK, makes the screen much more effective by reducing overspray (more washer fluid hitting the windscreen rather than splashing onto the windscreen). If I had known about this kit before I decided to install my hood hi-lift, I probably would have installed it anyway. If you have a light bar or hood mounted hi-lift and are tired of your washer fluid not reaching the windshield, get this kit. You will not regret it.

It says it only fits Jeep Wrangler JK and JKU but my stepdad and I modified my TJ to fit. First disconnect the nozzle. Second, remove the rectangular hood panel from the jeep (it's like 5 screws). Third, open the hood and find a safe place in the center of the back of the hood to drill a hole to thread the washer nozzle tube into the hood liner. Fourth, in the hood vent mesh area, cut a small section of mesh from the center slot so that the bottom of the nozzle goes through. Fifth, use a drill…

This item fits my 2015 Wrangler perfectly. Except for one issue that has nothing to do with the real Jeep. Blanks intended for old holes are made quickly and cheaply. First, they are simply round blanks with a bolt that needs to be screwed on. The biggest problem is this. I bought two kits, one for each side, and neither of them let you thread a nut onto the post. There is no visible damage to the threads, so I'm not sure what's going on here. I now have two large holes in my hood. Second, why…