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Clearing a blocked car screen wash jet
Unbelievably, just discovered, four years after buying a car, that the rear screen has a washer as well as wiper :-) Problem is, the jet, which angles the water 90 degrees, is blocked. Managed to clear a hole with a needle and very fine drill in pin vice, but not enough to allow a jet of water through. A small drop comes through, but nothing more. Unlikely to be scale as such, as this is a very soft water area. Any thoughts on what I could soak the jet in, to help? Put through the dishwasher last night, which softened the crud, and currently sitting in a cup of hot water with a dash of washing powder. Vinegar, perhaps? -- Graeme |
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