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Window washer nozzles acting up

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I noticed both my washer nozzles in the CTT are starting to act up.  The spray coming out appears to look like it is not spraying evenly.  Wonder if they can get clogged up, and what the solution can be.  Do they need to be replaced?  Has anyone tried to fix successfully?  Have not really tried to remove and play with them yet.  Hope someone has experience with them here.
The washer nozzle part numbers is:  955 628 077 01
Thank you for any help.

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JFP in PA

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1 hour ago, ciaka said:

I noticed both my washer nozzles in the CTT are starting to act up.  The spray coming out appears to look like it is not spraying evenly.  Wonder if they can get clogged up, and what the solution can be.  Do they need to be replaced?  Has anyone tried to fix successfully?  Have not really tried to remove and play with them yet.  Hope someone has experience with them here.
The washer nozzle part numbers is:  955 628 077 01
Thank you for any help.

 

The nozzles often get plugged up, we use welding tip cleaning wire to poke them open again.  5 min. job.

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I noticed both my washer nozzles in the CTT are starting to act up.  The spray coming out appears to look like it is not spraying evenly.  Wonder if they can get clogged up, and what the solution can be.  Do they need to be replaced?  Has anyone tried to fix successfully?  Have not really tried to remove and play with them yet.  Hope someone has experience with them here.

The washer nozzle part numbers is:  955 628 077 01

Thank you for any help.

Pull a wire out from your wirebrush and use that to poke in to the jet hole to help clear any blockage.

 

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ciaka

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Awesome.  I will prolly use safety wire or whatever is thin enough to make it go through.  Thanks a bunch fellas.

No need to spend money where there is no need to spend money.  Awesome place here.

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JFP in PA

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1 minute ago, ciaka said:

Awesome.  I will prolly use safety wire or whatever is thin enough to make it go through.  Thanks a bunch fellas.

No need to spend money where there is no need to spend money.  Awesome place here.

 

Hey, we are just a bunch of cheap skates as well!:beer:

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