Well, I never .......

[Anaconda]

........... knew such a thing existed.

NOS Land Rover 90 110 Defender Headlight Washer Kit PRC2291 GENUINE | eBay UK

Part no: PRC2291, ADU6409, PRC5141, ADU1784, MRC8564, PRC3250. The kit has all the major components except the PRC3300 reservoir, connectors and hose. This is the slightly later kit that has the wiring connected to the windscreen washer switch rather than a separate headlight washer switch.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[miktdish]

Nor me ... not sure it's worth £480 spons though ....

 

[Hicap phill]

What a price… first bush & there off.

 

[Anaconda]

Nor me ... not sure it's worth £480 spons though ....

Madness, obviously they don't actually want to sell them.

 

[Hicap phill]

Madness, obviously they don't actually want to sell them.

They look like RRC disco 1 head light washers.
They soon empty a bottle of screen wash

 

[Anaconda]

They look like RRC disco 1 head light washers.
They soon empty a bottle of screen wash

Probably are.

 

[miktdish]

Useful, in the winter, almost neccesary for those who have fitted LED headlights. They will need a heater system to warm the skush though.
I'll just stay with the two 55W heater coils I keep behind the glass.

 

[Anaconda]

Nor me ... not sure it's worth £480 spons though ....

Seems like no one thought it was worth that much.

 

[lightning]

Well
A bargain surely at £50

 

[Squonker]

........... knew such a thing existed.

NOS Land Rover 90 110 Defender Headlight Washer Kit PRC2291 GENUINE | eBay UK

Part no: PRC2291, ADU6409, PRC5141, ADU1784, MRC8564, PRC3250. The kit has all the major components except the PRC3300 reservoir, connectors and hose. This is the slightly later kit that has the wiring connected to the windscreen washer switch rather than a separate headlight washer switch.

www.ebay.co.uk

I was offered these for my 90 ("it's cold enough where you live that you'll need them"). Nope, it's cold enough where I live that we don't get wet snow, the dry stuff just brushes off (or blows off at a certain speed). I imagine those things would turn the dry snow into soggy wet snow thereby creating a problem I don't currently have.