windshield washer nozzle

baja1

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well I was able to clean out the nozzles with a sewing needle and was happy to see I could adjust the angle....but of course I got a little over zealous and broke the needle off flush in one of the holes:crybaby:
even if I removed the gizmo from the hood im guessing theres still no way to get that needle out? (a magnet didn't do it either)
 
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I did but now that I think about....maybe the key is to block off the other 3 orifices first, i'll give that a try!
 
Reviving an old thread here, but--

When I was a 3rd gen owner, we were swapping our nozzles with Honda Odyssey nozzles, like this. Anyone know if this works in the 4th gen?
 
I recommend taking this time to switch over to Honda nozzles. WAYYY better spray pattern
Reviving an old thread here, but--

When I was a 3rd gen owner, we were swapping our nozzles with Honda Odyssey nozzles, like this. Anyone know if this works in the 4th gen?
I dont see why not, they're not particularly complicated things. Wouldnt hurt to buy one and try it, they're only a buck or two
 
We have a thread on spraying nozzles in the forum here. One with even 3 point nozzles part numbers from a newer Toyota that snap right in. It actually has many options for replacement nozzles with part numbers included. Possibly even those Honda ones as I believe many are mentioned in it.

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not to hijack but if anybody knows of a good replacement for the rear I'm all ears personally! The spray pattern back there sucks
 
not to hijack but if anybody knows of a good replacement for the rear I'm all ears personally! The spray pattern back there sucks

I’ve been hoping there is a fix for the rear nozzle too. Mine streams out and when I installed rear molle panels for both sides of the rear cargo windows, I ensured I looked at the clear tubing the fluid flows through. Nothing blocking.
 
I believe mine are the rav4 3 spray nozzles. I adjusted them to my liking. Work alot better then the OEM ones.

I prefer the streams because of winter as the streams with good deicing windshield fluid to assist in melting the frost of the windshield.

Misting i dont think would provide the volume of fluid i am after for this feature. :)

May work great for others though.

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