[Beau]

I see the windscreen water jet nozzles are built into the wiper arm for effectiveness and water conservation....to owners find it as effective as traditional bonnet positioned jets?

Paul

 

[pinkaardvark]

I see the windscreen water jet nozzles are built into the wiper arm for effectiveness and water conservation....to owners find it as effective as traditional bonnet positioned jets?

Paul

Not looked at the 3008 in depth, but other cars with this have the problem that the pipe is then exposed to the outside air and is thus much easier to freeze and or pop off.

 

[Dautres]

I've already posted that I prefer the wiper arm nozzles to bonnet nozzles. They clean the windscreen a lot more effectively.

 

[Beau]

I've already posted that I prefer the wiper arm nozzles to bonnet nozzles. They clean the windscreen a lot more effectively.

Thanks Chris.


I missed your earlier post :bang:

 

[Bassetlady]

I must admit I've only used my washers twice since picking up my car last Wednesday (can you believe it's not yet a week?) and I really like them. Hubby says his HGV has them and they can be a nuisance at times, especially when it's really cold.

 

[Michaelss]

Good screenwash

I've had this system before with the wipers and found a good strong screenwash mix will not normally have any issues freezing

 

[Bassetlady]

I've had this system before with the wipers and found a good strong screenwash mix will not normally have any issues freezing

Thanks Michael

 

[pinkaardvark]

I've had this system before with the wipers and found a good strong screenwash mix will not normally have any issues freezing

But then your paint comes off the bonnet

 

[Nagaman]

But then your paint comes off the bonnet

Err, I think that's called paint stripper

 

[grumpyoldgit]

Used to have a similar system on the 405. Worked well as long as you was very careful to only use very clean water and wash additive. The jets used to get bunged up with sh+t from time to time and would be a b*gger to clear.
Used neat screen wash (Didn't strip the paint) in the winter, still froze from time to time though. Wind chill and all that..

Grumpy.