Washer Nozzle Phenomenon

[Donny Voodoo]

I have a washer nozzle issue that I've not encountered after searching the forum.

The driver side nozzle is fed by the passenger nozzle via a T or y for that matter. Fluid comes out of the driver side, but not the passenger nozzle.

- Both nozzles are brand new OEM replacements

- I cleaned all hoses and the y adapter thoroughly and checked for pinholes, etc.

- I also swapped the nozzles in case one was defective. I did this with my original nozzles as well which is what prompted me to replace them.

I can't understand why fluid would bypass the first nozzle in the system and spray nicely out of the secondary nozzle.

Any ideas?

 

[pauldub]

One leg of the T is plugged?

 

[sleepydad]

I have a washer nozzle issue that I've not encountered after searching the forum.

The driver side nozzle is fed by the passenger nozzle via a T or y for that matter. Fluid comes out of the driver side, but not the passenger nozzle.

- Both nozzles are brand new OEM replacements

- I cleaned all hoses and the y adapter thoroughly and checked for pinholes, etc.

- I also swapped the nozzles in case one was defective. I did this with my original nozzles as well which is what prompted me to replace them.

I can't understand why fluid would bypass the first nozzle in the system and spray nicely out of the secondary nozzle.

Any ideas?

So if you hook up just the passenger side does fluid come out?

Whenever I have those kinds of issue I isolate each part and make sure each part is works.

Path of least resistance must be happening for some reason?

 

[jgue467]

Wouldn't that mean the First nozzle is Clogged?


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