bigragu

Has anyone found a replacement for our nozzles? Mine have been petering out for a few years now...have to apply them at a stop to get a decent spray, and even then, not so good. They are probably so weather beaten. Wish I could somehow incorporate the wipers off of the company truck I once had. It was a Chevy Silverado 2500 in a 2007. The entire arm would spray once the arms were swiping back and forth. Less waste of the fluid as they were concentrated on the window only. My right one partially washes the top of the cab, which I don't need

oliver foster

I have dozens of factory ones if you want to try some one that haven't been in the Cali . sun all their lives.

bigragu

Send me a pm, Oliver, with shipping address and cost.

lockgessner

Oliver I need one aswell...

mknittle

Maybe painting them would help keep the sun form destroying them.

Mojojiju

I would like to buy 4 of your wiper nozzles for my 89 Dodge D250. Do you still have them?

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edwinsmith

My 89 only required 2 of them. Unless you have a second windshield. If so post a pic. I'd like to see that.

Mojojiju

This is the rain French Canadian version that has front and back facing windshields for maintaining a slight cultural difference while still being part of Canada.

thrashingcows

Weren't the 89's still the tube sticking through the cowl to spray up onto the windshield?

edwinsmith

I don't know what the piece is called but it's the part with the air slots between the hood and the windshield. The nozzles snap into holes in it and rubber lines hook to the nozzles on the bottom side.

bannerd

Old Chevys had a copper tube that they plugged with a small hole. Always like that design.

oliver foster

Yes I still have some washer nozzles available.