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jackster 05-08-17 03:17 PM

windscreen washer removal
 
how can 2 wee things be so stubborn to get off,i have the heated washer jets but need them off the car ,preparing for resparay but they are very stubborn how do you release them cheers once again guys.

sinbin5t 05-08-17 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by jackster (Post 431511)
how can 2 wee things be so stubborn to get off,i have the heated washer jets but need them off the car ,preparing for resparay but they are very stubborn how do you release them cheers once again guys.


Assuming you have removed the hoses is there no clip visible at all ?

jackster 05-08-17 06:51 PM

hi again mate your my saviour it seems, no clips can been seen it must be just levering them off, but very tight and scared in case i scratch the bonnet hmmmm

shaun5 05-08-17 07:05 PM

Assuming its A B3/4 they are a right pita to remove. you probably will bend the bonnet to remove them. I cant remember how i've removed them!!!
Goggle a picture, that will help, i think you put a flat screwdriver in from the underside of the bonnet.

jackster 05-08-17 07:17 PM

yep tried the trim removal tools on them still not budging gonnae try wd40 morra when i get back from work thought some one would have removed them at least for painting etc.

sinbin5t 05-08-17 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by jackster (Post 431521)
yep tried the trim removal tools on them still not budging gonnae try wd40 morra when i get back from work thought some one would have removed them at least for painting etc.


I have never removed them myself, i can only think they are clipped in somehow and not bonded in, i will look at mine for you.

:tup:

sinbin5t 05-08-17 07:33 PM

Right just had a look, silly question but you have removed the heating plugs, yes? then when they are off you can see what i can only describe as a spreader that has opened up when the jet was inserted.

Wish i could put photo's on but i can't, maybe somebody else can for you. Hope it's of some help.

:tup:

mikes2 05-08-17 07:33 PM

There's a little tab underneath which you need to fold up to release them.

You can still get new ones

sinbin5t 05-08-17 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by mikes2 (Post 431524)
There's a little tab underneath which you need to fold up to release them.

You can still get new ones


That's the word, i could only think of spreader to describe it, the good news is from mikes2 in that you can still get them, very handy to know !

:tup:

jackster 06-08-17 02:34 PM

ah so once i have taken off the hose and the rubber capping there i can see two wires heading to the washer i take it there is a plug thats to be removed forst then the washer.

sinbin5t 06-08-17 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by jackster (Post 431585)
ah so once i have taken off the hose and the rubber capping there i can see two wires heading to the washer i take it there is a plug thats to be removed forst then the washer.


That's it, if you look at the loom it is like a y single loom branches into two to go to each washer jet.

:tup:

mikes2 06-08-17 07:38 PM

I got new jets for my S2 when the bonnet got repaired.

I've still got the old one so took a pic of what you're removing.

http://s2-audi.co.uk/images/s2/Dscn2857s.jpg

The blue black wire is broken so you can ignore that. You only need to remove the hose from the small nipple. The wires are fixed and part of the jet. The small tab grips the bonnet so you need prise that out slightly and pull back

sinbin5t 06-08-17 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by mikes2 (Post 431643)
I got new jets for my S2 when the bonnet got repaired.

I've still got the old one so took a pic of what you're removing.

http://s2-audi.co.uk/images/s2/Dscn2857s.jpg

The blue black wire is broken so you can ignore that. You only need to remove the hose from the small nipple. The wires are fixed and part of the jet. The small tab grips the bonnet so you need prise that out slightly and pull back


Great photo to explain mikes2 !

:tup:

jackster 09-08-17 11:53 PM

thats great mate thanks to you all for the contributions ,have been busy with 12 hr shifts just now but gonnae get a grip at the weekend. cheers.

sinbin5t 10-08-17 01:38 PM

Hope you get them out without any problems :tup:

jackster 10-08-17 10:21 PM

so do i mate cheers


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