Windshield Washer Adjustment
Windshield Washer Adjustment
My washers are squirting pretty low (like the bottom 3 or 4 inches of the glass). Is there any trick to adjusting the spray other than using a small, thin screwdriver in the slot? I really don't feel like hiking over to the dealer if it's not necessary.
Thanks.
LL
Thanks.
LL
I haven't looked that closely to the washer nozzles on our RL, but I used to adjust the ones on our MDXs with a straightened paper clip. It's small enough to fit into the hole and you can use the other end to aim at a specific point on the windshield.
Just adjusted them...moved them so they hit the center of the windshield.
The nozzles are like little balls with a slot along the front of each. They are kind of stiff (which I guess is good so they don't move once adjusted) but a gentle push with a small screwdriver is all it takes. A little movement is all that's necessary.
LL
The nozzles are like little balls with a slot along the front of each. They are kind of stiff (which I guess is good so they don't move once adjusted) but a gentle push with a small screwdriver is all it takes. A little movement is all that's necessary.
LL
Originally Posted by lland
Just adjusted them...moved them so they hit the center of the windshield.
The nozzles are like little balls with a slot along the front of each. They are kind of stiff (which I guess is good so they don't move once adjusted) but a gentle push with a small screwdriver is all it takes. A little movement is all that's necessary.
LL
The nozzles are like little balls with a slot along the front of each. They are kind of stiff (which I guess is good so they don't move once adjusted) but a gentle push with a small screwdriver is all it takes. A little movement is all that's necessary.
LL
You should have checked them at 55mph. There is a good chance, when you are up to speed the washer might hit too high.
Originally Posted by dwest1023
You should have checked them at 55mph. There is a good chance, when you are up to speed the washer might hit too high.
It's bug season and driving back from DC yesterday the washer was not getting it done. Will be attempting to adjust the washer jets this weekend. The above posts speak of moving the spray point. I'd like to enlarge the spray footprint. Anyone had experience with enlarging the spray footprint? Either a linear spray print where the wiper carries the fluid across the windshield in full spectrum fashion or a big gloopy blob type pattern. The present small spot pattern ain't getting it.
Anyone? Anyone?
Anyone? Anyone?
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Originally Posted by GoHawks
Actually it's the other way around. Mine were fine when stationary, but too low at speed. Had dealer adjust them.
My dealer tired of my complaint, they added a third windshield spray right in the middle of the existing two spray.
Acura should change the spray to pump a mist and cover most of the windshield like the new 2007 MDX. This design works much better than the current RL, most of the fluid are wasted during high speed ride.
Acura should change the spray to pump a mist and cover most of the windshield like the new 2007 MDX. This design works much better than the current RL, most of the fluid are wasted during high speed ride.
Originally Posted by szemsg@gmail.com
My dealer tired of my complaint, they added a third windshield spray right in the middle of the existing two spray.
Acura should change the spray to pump a mist and cover most of the windshield like the new 2007 MDX. This design works much better than the current RL, most of the fluid are wasted during high speed ride.
Acura should change the spray to pump a mist and cover most of the windshield like the new 2007 MDX. This design works much better than the current RL, most of the fluid are wasted during high speed ride.
I miss my SAAB sometimes, it held a full two gallons. <3
Originally Posted by jftjr
They should also make the washer fluid reservoir hold more than 1/2 a gallon of fluid, which is ridiculous...and then it dings like you're low on oil or something. No need for that behavior!
Originally Posted by lland
My washers are squirting pretty low (like the bottom 3 or 4 inches of the glass). Is there any trick to adjusting the spray other than using a small, thin screwdriver in the slot? I really don't feel like hiking over to the dealer if it's not necessary.
Thanks.
LL
Thanks.
LL
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