Headlight Squirters
04-15-2005, 07:39 AM
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I'm with you, Randy, the location of the squirters is kind of tacky, IMO.
The 94 SSEi that I looked at had an obnoxious rubber strip that wrapped around the whole front bumper. It just looked out of place... The car didn't "flow" well. That'* what prompted me to look closer and discover those buggers.
The 94 SSEi that I looked at had an obnoxious rubber strip that wrapped around the whole front bumper. It just looked out of place... The car didn't "flow" well. That'* what prompted me to look closer and discover those buggers.
04-15-2005, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by repinS
Originally Posted by captainmiller
I have them, but apparently they have never worked and I can't seem to get them to do anything. My normal windshield spray works fine.
Originally Posted by SSE14U24ME
Mine work but I don't use it. I have a seperate resevoir for the lights, I don't fill it. I try to keep my car clean since it'* white and shows dirt easily.
04-15-2005, 08:42 AM
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Actually I'm thinking you should turn them to the side...aim them so you can shoot the person driving next to you....
or if you aim them both to the outside of the car...each resepctive side..you could gun it..press the sprayers and say...look I'm going so fast I've got moisture run off like a plane!!!!
or if you aim them both to the outside of the car...each resepctive side..you could gun it..press the sprayers and say...look I'm going so fast I've got moisture run off like a plane!!!!
04-15-2005, 12:47 PM
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Confirmation that 95 SSE/SSEi models had them, too.
The only thing I've found them good for is taking off snowy slush. Works good for that. And the gravel slime they use in winters here instead of salt.
The only thing I've found them good for is taking off snowy slush. Works good for that. And the gravel slime they use in winters here instead of salt.
04-15-2005, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
or if you aim them both to the outside of the car...each resepctive side..you could gun it..press the sprayers and say...look I'm going so fast I've got moisture run off like a plane!!!!
04-15-2005, 01:45 PM
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Mine have worked off and on and seem to be fine for the time being, although I only ever use them to test if they still work. Also my tank or pump leaks like a seive sometimes. Like for a month or two I'll have to put in a gallon every 1 1/2 weeks, regardless of usage. Other times it holds like a ... well I don't know, but it doesn't leak.
04-15-2005, 02:00 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
Confirmation that 95 SSE/SSEi models had them, too.
The only thing I've found them good for is taking off snowy slush. Works good for that. And the gravel slime they use in winters here instead of salt.
The only thing I've found them good for is taking off snowy slush. Works good for that. And the gravel slime they use in winters here instead of salt.
04-15-2005, 02:12 PM
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Mine has what looks like a 5 gallon tank two fluid motors...but there aren't any squirters on my bumper cover. Unless they pulled a James Bond and hid them on me.
Foote wants me to go out and look in my manual...lol... Just cuz his boss is on the prowl...he thinks I can run anywhere anytime.
Foote-Remember the pc...you got 45 minute yelling at...I got 2 second "let'* stop doing this" tallk.
Foote wants me to go out and look in my manual...lol... Just cuz his boss is on the prowl...he thinks I can run anywhere anytime.
Foote-Remember the pc...you got 45 minute yelling at...I got 2 second "let'* stop doing this" tallk.