Washer jets on wiper arm...?

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  1. Tubthumped Forum Junkie

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    If i happened to have a bonnet that didn't have holes on it for washer jets, what would i use, and how would i fit washer jets to the wiper arm?
     
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    could try mounting them in the scuttle panel? or like in the gap, between the bonnet and scuttle like on the mk4?

    tim
     
  3. Tubthumped Forum Junkie

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    Nah - there is a way to use Peugeot (i think) parts to mount some jets on the wiper arm.
     
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    yup 406 has em
     
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    Tim Forum Addict

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    in a rally style? when you have a light weight bonnet and plactic tubes on the wiper arms??


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    Tim Forum Addict

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    like on this mexico?

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  7. tony Forum Member

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    i raided a citroen for its washer back when i had my old driver (when it had a single wiper), just clips onto the arm. it was a pipe style washer that ran up one side of the arm and back down the other with a series of holes along its length. quite descrete and worked well too. i also mannaged to salvage a length of the rubber tubbing from the same citroen which led to the rear washer, just ran that through the bonnet/scuttle vents to the pump. cheap as too.
     
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    3 Series Compact Rear Arm has one attached to it all build in.

    i've seen a company adverising them for single wiper arms recently on the net. but cant remember who...
     
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    Got a new van at work, A new Iveco daily. It has a "thing" on the wiper, that squirts water on the screen. I am looking in to how or if this will fit. I will post info asap.
    if you see one arround have a look.
     
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    bought a carbon fibre/fibre glass one?
     
  12. Raider Forum Member

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    same on Iveco Cargo ;) Piece of urine to fit by looks of it....Just clips on. Been thinking about this myself recently.
     
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    i used a JCB system. [:$]
     
  14. Tubthumped Forum Junkie

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    How would the pipes route through the metalwork to the wiper arms?
     
  15. Chris H Forum Junkie

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    movano's have this.

    iirc i think they have four seperate jets per wiper.
     
  16. Andy947 Forum Addict

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    IMO

    The best way to do this would be to drill a hole right through the centre of the spindle and feed a water pipe up throuhg that.

    If i remember correctly the corrado has a hollow rear spindle that can be adapted in some way to do this - cant fo rhte life of me remember exactly how though :lol:
     
  17. jimbo Forum Member

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    i have the mono sytyle porsche wiper system on my car with the washer jet pipe system on the arms.
    the supply tubing just passes through a couple of rubber grommits in the scuttle near to the spindle holes.
    i have had no problems with any of it.

    i would show a piccie but its dark and nasty out side [:$]
     
  18. mattygti8v New Member

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    on my single wiper i have put a pug 405 washer arm on there and it clips straight onto the wiper only cost me about 10 from pug themselves too
     
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    Matt, how have you routed the pipes?

    Got any part numbers?
     
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    From his post i would say he drilled the scuttle, and fitted a grommet.

    To avoid holes, drill the spindle and feed the pipe down that ;)

    I always intended to do this, but never got round to it. Will do someday though :)
     

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