Replacing windshield washer spray nozzle dodge durango

[@drifter503]

Gotta love TH-cam. Thanks for posting

[@s33therfan]

Thanks for watching!

[@baxrok2.]

Gotta admit, I've never seen this done or even considered doing it. Gotta have those sprayers though! Well done and thanks for sharing.

[@s33therfan]

Thank you and as always thanks for watching sir

[@MAGABIOTCH]

My driver side one is broken so I appreciate this video

[@tjfinstad9894]

Thanks for the video, watched it before doing mine.

[@s33therfan]

Thank you for the great feedback and thanks for watching

[@samanthawise5478]

Probably had tiny bits of plastic left in the hose and got stuck in the nozzle. Probably why it's not fanning. Would probably run the fluid before connecting to the nozzle so all the tiny bits of plastic comes out.

[@imugi-16]

Thanks for this comment. I did just that while installing mine after reading this.

[@davidsolheim9584]

You didn't show the installation on the left side with the t-connectoron the drivers side.

[@derekmason3242]

What kind of car is the yellow one in your profile pic? Looks like a 400Z!

[@s33therfan]

2015 Scion FR-s.

[@elijones6243]

Very helpful. What is an OEM?

[@s33therfan]

Oem is just what part the original manufacturer used or what dodge/mopar in this case. The oem are usually quite a bit more expensive but better in some cases not all. Sometimes the aftermarket I have seen better than oem. And really it comes down to the quality of the aftermarket. There are alot of times depending on the part I will get a used part of ebay ( or salvage yard) just to get the oem plus the savings are pretty big. Great question and thank you for watching.

[@CC_Marauder]

Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), mensas

[@danielmacdonald406]

Here I was cursing the whole video for paying $60 cad for oem when I could have found it for $6 but seeing how crappy they were I feel better😂

[@roberttuckercvillecardad5857]

Thanks for the video

[@s33therfan]

Thank you for watching.

[@raymondbaumann2405]

small drill bit might work a little better or a dry wall screw...

[@thaoskids4]

Thank you