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Wouldn't mind having this.
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/fo...ndshield-wipers-w-built-in-washer-jets.98887/
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Interesting new windshield wiper for Jeeps
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I bet those little holes get clogged unless the spray has some good PSI behind it.
Probably have to get a subscription for them... They'll send you a set every quarter for the low price of $30 a month.
It always bugs me (no pun intended) when you get something on the windshield and the damn fluid goes above and below wherever it is. This would be great.
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Has anybody seen this from Jeep? I sure hope Ford or someone else comes up with a version for our Bronco's.
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LOL. High-performance windshield washer system. I think I can do without this no matter how inexpensive (or expensive) it might be. Regular old washer fluid sprayers work just fine for me on my Bronco's TINY windshield.
I could probably pay a squeegee guy $5 to ride shotgun on next trail ride.
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My wifes Mercedes has a very similar design. They are called magic vision control. Works really well and has never clogged or stopped working for any reason. Best part, you don't really ever see the washer fluid spraying out.
I have it on my ā22 Honda Civic. Itās a thing. Not sure it is noticeably better.
My nozzles freeze shut in MN already. with these tiny holes Iād drive around with two ice cubes on my window all winter. Good idea for places more hospitable
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Thatās cool, but have you seen these?
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Those are nice but I prefer these:
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But then you can't overshoot and spray your windsheild fluid at tailgaters!
I was so pissed the first time that happened to me, dude in front of me was going 40 in a 55, on a 45 mile stretch of narrow windy road with very few passing spots. Now it's my go to move on same road when I'm going 60 and a d*head is on my bumper with high beams on.
I was so pissed the first time that happened to me, dude in front of me was going 40 in a 55, on a 45 mile stretch of narrow windy road with very few passing spots. Now it's my go to move on same road when I'm going 60 and a d*head is on my bumper with high beams on.
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I donāt see how this would work somewhere cold. In Colorado, which isnāt even that cold tbh, my wipers already turn into ice blocks when wiping on freezing cold days. Now you want me to spray fluid from the very thing that freezes on the old design? They need a damn heater in them.
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Y'all know there are high-quality Washer fluids that go to like 50 below. Prestone Cold weather is -27F out of the bottle, and the booster can take it down to -52F. I usually do my oil changes, but if I take it to the dealer, I do fill the washer fluid beforehand. The crap dealers and oil changes places use should be illegal. I work for a utility company, so me and inclement weather are close friends.
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