Flossie
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No, boiling hot tea.cup of boiling hot water helps the hose
Summut to drink after he's softened the tube with it.
Windscreen washer nozzle
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Summut to drink after he's softened the tube with it.
Colthebrummie
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It'll take some stretching, the nozzle is 4mm diameter and the existing tube is 2mm internal diameter. I'm just going to glue the 2mm tube in a bit of 4mm tube. I've been thinking about recovering the dash whilst it's off, it's not too bad, just a small split in the vinyl but I'm worried that I'll make a pigs ear of it and then I will have ruined the dash which are virtually irreplaceable for one in good nick.
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It's one problem after another, albeit little problems but infuriating. Whilst trying to line the dash up with the screw holes, I've managed to snap a big chunk off the driver side vent, the fantail piece under the dash. To replace it, the instrument pod will need to come out. Also, when I screw the panal back on holding the heater controls, they no longer move easily and to top it off the replacement nozzle is leaking on the inside. I also seem to have a piece of plastic and half a dozen screws that I can't account for. I might just leave the blasted dash off, at least with it off I can see what is in the tray underneath it.
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adrian hogg
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had to do both nozzles on mine it is a fiddle. i
eventually uprated pumps too using Subaru tank with twin pumps
Colthebrummie
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Nice. I had to break the dodgy nozzle off cos the nut was seized on. The new nozzle had a different pipe size to the original and I managed to snap a big chunk off the driver side air vent fish tail whilst putting the dash top back. I'm waiting delivery of the new fishtail before putting the dash top back on. Although, I kinda like the look of it with the dash top off
Riggwelter
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Well, I know this is a late reply, but I used a hex driver bit and a small tongue-and-groove plier. Tricky, but it worked, and I didn't have to undo the roof or windows.
Colthebrummie
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I managed to get it out using a hex bit held with a brake bleed spanner, it took a bit of time but it came out.
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