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wiper washer nozzle, highlander hood?

jcb9089

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Anyone install/have pics of wiper washer nozzle installed in highlander fiberglass hood?

Debating install of stock type squirter but not sure if they will actually work or shoot too high.

Thanks
 

Viperwolf1

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A lot of imports use squirters that have independently adjustable nozzles. Some have 3 nozzles in each squirter.
 

charlie6976

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Anyone install/have pics of wiper washer nozzle installed in highlander fiberglass hood?

Debating install of stock type squirter but not sure if they will actually work or shoot too high.

Thanks

How do you get them to ''shoot too high''?
I bought new wiper washer bottle with pump, hoses and nozzles. Just dribbled out. Bought another new pump (all from vender) still just a weak stream.

Sorry for the side track.
Just thought...should I check the voltage at the pump (what should it be?) and put in a fused relay to get full 12 volts (if it's low upon checking)?
 

Past_Miner

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I have installed the stock nozzles on two Highlander hoods and never had any problems. I always duplicate the stock locations from a steel hood.

The Highlander is only 1" taller in the back near the windshield and it doesn't seem to cause the nozzle to spray the glass wrong. I had a Pro Flow hood once and the stock nozzle shot at the very top of the windshield.
 
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jcb9089

jcb9089

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Thank guys, I'll give it a go with the stock style first.
 
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