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steve@cornwall

205 Poor Screen Washers Washers

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steve@cornwall

One thing that has always seemed below par on the 205 is the screen washers IMO. So today I raided the scrappy in an attempt to find a better solution.

 

I ended up with a pair of twin jet nozzles from a 306 and a couple of pairs of 405 arm- mounted spraybars. with assorted piping and t-connectors.

 

 

Having tried both I wondered "can I plumb both in? - I reckon the result "may" shift the seagull crap that often lands on the screen :(

 

http://s58.photobucket.com/albums/g279/pug...nt=MOV00019.flv

 

MONSOON!!!!

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Baz

pmsl!! :( I think you'll need a bigger screenwash bottle next! ;):P

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SamGTi

Looks like a car wash! :(

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Goliath

if your gonna do it, do it properly!!

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danpug

If you have a spare set of the 405 spray bars i'll purchase them if you want to sell!

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steve@cornwall
If you have a spare set of the 405 spray bars i'll purchase them if you want to sell!

 

 

I thought you may say that, Dan - There's a set here with your parcel shelf :blush: ( Afraid you get the set without the proper Pug clips onto the wiper :( )

They were given to me with a tyre and alloy I bought - so the going rate is buck-shee :D

 

Baz - I was thinking of using 2 washer bottles, and 2 motors! 1 for the spray bars and 1 for the nozzles - fail- safe. Have even thought of using a de-icer in the spray-bar bottle, how's that for lazy?

 

Now imagine it filled with a fairy liquid solution :lol: :lol: :lol:

Edited by steve@cornwall

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danpug

Thanks alot! I'll have to come round and pick my bits up at some point! :blush:

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damien

seems abit OTT, ive never had a problem with the standard setup. but still cool in a strange kind of way

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dave_gti

hahahaha, thats quality, it seems the sort of project i would do

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cybernck

i can't see the video :blush:.

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Ryan
i can't see the video :blush:.

 

The player on the site is crap. I couldn't get it to work at first, but I kept refreshing and clicking on it randomly and eventually it worked.

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dave_gti

im quite tempted with summat similar now damn you! because the standard one is quite rubbish :blush:

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keith

i also hooked up my spray bars and t-pieced the original jets :blush:

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DrSarty

I must have this...I simply must. :blush::):)

 

Careful though: soon we'll be power crazy about washer jets and 'gallons of water per minute' specifications, all trying to out-do each other.

 

Made me chuckle. Brilliant.

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Super Josh

I'm still happy with the 2002 model Saxo jets. Really cover the screen well :blush:

 

On the subject of excessive water consumption, are the early phase 1 water reservoirs that fit inside the passenger side wing, with just the filler spout protruding into the engine bay, any larger than the later ones? Considering that they had to supply both the front and rear screens. Could possibly fit one of those aswell as the later one to cope :)

 

 

Josh

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kate205gti

haha! good effort :) althou i run out of washer fluid once a week anyways (drive about 80 miles on s*itty roads most days) and keep forgetting to fill it up so think that would be even worse for me lol :blush:

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cybernck

Josh> from what i remember on mine, they are actually like a tube, therefore much smaller.

 

but it has been a long time ago... i'll see if i can find it in my shed.

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GLPoomobile

My old Civic had a reservoir mounted down behind the bumper with a filler tube up above the chassis leg, and that was quite a big beast of a reservoir.

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keith

could always use a 306 hdi tank, they are huuuuuge. dont think i ever put water in mine :lol:

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cybernck

405 ones are also rather big.

 

but big size doesn't help much if you don't have enough space to fit it in :lol:.

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DrSarty
405 ones are also rather big.

 

but big size doesn't help much if you don't have enough space to fit it in :D.

 

At this rate we'll all be fitting tow-bars to tow water bowsers around with us!

 

It's not the size of it is it ladies?...........It's how much you can spray.

 

 

:D

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jim205GTI
It's not the size of it is it ladies?...........It's how much you can spray.

:D

 

:D LMAO

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steve@cornwall
At this rate we'll all be fitting tow-bars to tow water bowsers around with us!

 

It's not the size of it is it ladies?...........It's how much you can spray.

;)

 

Accuracy--- Totally useless if you don't hit the right spot...................

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