Brian Eslick from How to Automotive http://www.howtoautomotive.com takes you step-by-step through the process of replacing the windshield washer nozzle on a Chrysler 200.
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Thank you for creating this video. Mechanic's wanted a FORTUNE to fix this for me! Bought the parts on line for $12! They wanted a couple hundred for parts and labour!
the same thing just happen to my jeep compass, this video helped alot
I have an older car a 2004 Olds Alero. Is it possible if I can replace the wiper spray with a hood spray nozzle ?
It always sprays everywhere when I use the spray. If there's a way I could retrofit it to use the nozzle for the hood like a stick on nozzle. I would do that
Very good video. Thank you.
Great video. I did this myself and saved money for labor.
Great video, thank you!
Good video thanks for posting it. I got a replacement from Amazon for 4 bucks.
Great tips!
Thanks for the video
So what do you do when you get to the part were you test the new nozzles you put in and they barely spray anything and instead the fluid just runs down the hood like a leaky faucet???? Just put two new nozzles in and they both do it.
Thank you so much, it was very easy to do. I love diy and saving money!!!
This helped! Thank you!!!
Thanks for having the links in the description super helpful!
Thanks! The robber elbow that connects to the nozzle on the driver's side broke. Where can I locate one of those? What is it called?
Thanks for the video. My nozzle just broke, and this video helped me figure out how to replace this part. Thanks!
Why does the washer nozzle just stop working like that? I have the same problem on my 14 civic. I've never had an issue with washer nozzles in the past on my other vehicles.