BMW: Angling windscreen washer jets

Stick a pin in them and move firmly

You may need to go back and have your originals put back on, assuming they
still have your old part in a dumpster. They can be rotated a little but
this won't help you. They may be clogged, so the pin trick is worth a try.
In any case I think the shop will fix it for you if asked.

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"Michael Dales" <removethis.com> wrote in message
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the windscreen washer jets now successfully clear the car, providing
wonderful benefit to whatever happens to be behind me at the time  
have no idea how to go about trying to adjust the angle of the jets. Any
suggestions? 

 
 

Bingo. The pin "trick" isn't a trick, it's what BMW tells you to
do in the owners manual. Plus there's a nifty diagram there
that tells you where you should aim them. That's important. Ask
me how I know.

Should I scan this page and slap it on the web someplace?


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>Use a needle and insert it into the washer jet and rotate the jet wherever 

Like I can find my owners manual now. If you saw this room
you'd know why.

Basically you want one jet (the left one looking
at the windshield standing at the front of the car)
to dquirt at the beginning of the sweep and the other
one to squirt about 2/3 the way up at the end of the sweep.


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