Hey!
Funny thing happened... the short black hoze that leads directly to the hatch washer nozzel on my '83 blupra is broken (no idea how this happened). I bought the car this way... When I hit the button on the console to squirt washer fluid on the rear hatch I noticed nothing came out so I assumed the reservior was empty, except a few seconds later I saw some liquid dripping down from the rear ceiling!!!!! Ack!!!! That's not good! So I tore apart the rear ceiling and noticed that half of that hoze that leads directly to the nozzel was severed (however the longer, transperant hoze that leads all the way to the reservoir seems fine and is connected to one end of the black hoze, and the other half of the black hoze is connected to the nozzel, but the black hoze is in two parts).
Anyway, I was curious on how to remove the nozel as it seems like a tight fit. Do I remove it from on top or from inside? Obviously I'll need to remove the spoiler first (it's an 83 with an 85 hatch & spoiler) but not sure how to approach it after that. Any tips???
- Mike
Funny thing happened... the short black hoze that leads directly to the hatch washer nozzel on my '83 blupra is broken (no idea how this happened). I bought the car this way... When I hit the button on the console to squirt washer fluid on the rear hatch I noticed nothing came out so I assumed the reservior was empty, except a few seconds later I saw some liquid dripping down from the rear ceiling!!!!! Ack!!!! That's not good! So I tore apart the rear ceiling and noticed that half of that hoze that leads directly to the nozzel was severed (however the longer, transperant hoze that leads all the way to the reservoir seems fine and is connected to one end of the black hoze, and the other half of the black hoze is connected to the nozzel, but the black hoze is in two parts).
Anyway, I was curious on how to remove the nozel as it seems like a tight fit. Do I remove it from on top or from inside? Obviously I'll need to remove the spoiler first (it's an 83 with an 85 hatch & spoiler) but not sure how to approach it after that. Any tips???
- Mike