Electric washer jets
Electric washer jets
Has anyone got any advice on making the jets powered? Ideally with a similar style button under the parcel shelf? Just a thought.
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Re: Electric washer jets
I’m personally on the hunt for a long stalk flash type switch which has a centre detent with an ‘on 1/off/off 2’ operation.
I’d use up to to activate screen wash and down to pulse the wiper motor (self park) to get a flick wipe and then mount this in front of the steering wheel.
Still on the hunt for that type of switch though!
I’d use up to to activate screen wash and down to pulse the wiper motor (self park) to get a flick wipe and then mount this in front of the steering wheel.
Still on the hunt for that type of switch though!
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Re: Electric washer jets
I powered my manual jet wash by stripping the old press-in-and-out plunger switch and putting a small push switch from Tandy (but zillions of others are available elsewhere...) behind it. Now, the original plunger operates the electric switch that operates a small readily available pump on the bulkhead. All invisible and still looks original too.
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Re: Electric washer jets
But don't drill holes in the bulkhead for the pump as you'll end up with a 'Q' plate if the DVLA find out!!