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Old 03-18-2009, 11:30 PM
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Default 94 Silverado Windshield Washer Spray Nozzle
Hey i have a 94 Silverado and my left windshield washer nozzle will not spray out fluid but my right one works fine. I have tried spraying a pressure washer at the car wash directly at it but it still will not spray anything out. Any suggestions on how to fix? Thanks
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Sounds like it is plugged where the hose connects to the nozzel, you may have to take it apart to clean it out.
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you might be able to just stick a safety pin in there or something like that and dislodge the junk out if it's plugged near the nozzle itself.
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Also check the tubing going to the washer, it may be pinched.
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