Very simple procedure for repairing broken windshield washer fluid hoses.
Mazda 626 – Replacing Broken Windshield Washer Hoses
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Very simple procedure for repairing broken windshield washer fluid hoses.
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Can you do a video on changing out motor mounts? I’d really appreciate it.
Hope that gives you a good idea of what auto parts store windshield washer
hose looks like. It’s basically just vacuum hose. If you have extra vacuum
lines sitting around you could use those because it’s the same stuff. I
just wanted you to see that. Might not apply to something like your truck
but yeah it’s all relative and we learn from each other.
Can you do a video replacing the power steering hose coming from the gear
box? Thanks
Can you do a video replacing the power steering hose coming from the gear
box? Thanks
You can get the same set I got from Amazon for $7, there are 7 tools in the
set making it $1 per tool not including shipping. Worth every penny. You
can use a screw driver but you are more likely to break the plastic
fasteners. If you do break one you can always source more from a junkyard.
All 626’s 93-02 (all models and configurations) use the same hood liner
fasteners.
Thanks for putting this up. Very clear instruction for a complete novice.
My car as a lining underneath the hood covering the whole thing up.. I
would not have thought of a tool to pop out plastic pins unless you showed
it to us.
Nice review. Your hoses seem a little larger than mine but the overall
lessons seem to translate well.
The gearbox doesn’t have power steering fluid. That would be the power
steering rack. Is that what you meant? There are multiple pipes (not hoses)
coming out of the steering column to the rack and then to the reservoir.
Not sure which one you are talking about replacing. Perhaps you’re talking
about the automatic transmission fluid cooler lines instead, those come out
of the automatic transmission.