FITTED MY FMIC AND HAD TO REMOVE WASHER BOTTLE, BUT THE POLIICE JUST PULLED ME AND GAVE THE CAR THE WINTER CHECK :evil: (IDIOTS) AND FINED ME 30 NOTES FOR NO WATER IN JETS AND TOLD ME MY EXHAUST IS TO LOUD AND HAS TO BE CHANGED. SO DOES ANYONE HAVE A HOW TO ON RELOCATING THE WASHER BOTTLE TO THE BOOT AND AN IDEA ON WHERE TO GET A BAFFLE FOR MY 5ZIGEN 4 INCH SLASH CUT EXHAUST? ANY HELP WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED.
Relocating Washer Bottle To Boot And Exhaust Help
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stumo
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bolt the bottle in the boot.
make the washer pipe longer (long enough to reach the bottle you just bolted in the boot. Any shorter and it won't be long enough).
Make the wires that go to the two motors longer.
Shorten the washer pipe that goes to the rear washer(don't cut it too short etc)
Connect the extended washer pipe to the output of the washer motor
Connect the extended wires to the washer motors
pull (or press) the wiper stalk, hey presto you've got working washers.
fit neons at same time for more effect.
make the washer pipe longer (long enough to reach the bottle you just bolted in the boot. Any shorter and it won't be long enough).
Make the wires that go to the two motors longer.
Shorten the washer pipe that goes to the rear washer(don't cut it too short etc)
Connect the extended washer pipe to the output of the washer motor
Connect the extended wires to the washer motors
pull (or press) the wiper stalk, hey presto you've got working washers.
fit neons at same time for more effect.
Fire & skill
Vintage member
under the door trim - 2 mins work
Fire & skill
Vintage member
alright mate! didn't realise it was yourself,
iirc mate, you take the front drivers side wheel off, remove the splash guard - you will see the plug that used to connect to the washer bottle, there is a way in to the car from that bit, just under the inside of the wing - you should feel a big rubber grommet which will lead under the dashboard, once you get a cable in there its pretty much hidden under trim - the door treadplate etc, its easy to get the cable to the back from there.
the hoses:
you need to fit a straight connecter on to the two hoses under the wing (this now becomes the hose to the front windscreen), you need to cut the hose at the back somewhere - this will now split between the front and rear spray hoses.
if you've any problems just swing by and i'll give you a hand
iirc mate, you take the front drivers side wheel off, remove the splash guard - you will see the plug that used to connect to the washer bottle, there is a way in to the car from that bit, just under the inside of the wing - you should feel a big rubber grommet which will lead under the dashboard, once you get a cable in there its pretty much hidden under trim - the door treadplate etc, its easy to get the cable to the back from there.
the hoses:
you need to fit a straight connecter on to the two hoses under the wing (this now becomes the hose to the front windscreen), you need to cut the hose at the back somewhere - this will now split between the front and rear spray hoses.
if you've any problems just swing by and i'll give you a hand
J
jpward
Guest
What bore is the standard hose? and length when you fit it mate?
Fire & skill
Vintage member
its 1/4 hose.
J
jpward
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Cheers big ears :lol:Fire & skill said:
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Beachsleeper
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Ive just done mine, but i used a kit car bottle in the boot.
If you need a plug for your pipe, I have one in the shed if you want it, just cover the postage.:-D
If you need a plug for your pipe, I have one in the shed if you want it, just cover the postage.:-D
Fire & skill
Vintage member
that's the way it goes big nose :-Djpward said: