adjustment of the wiper washer nozzles

[shogun]

Found here on an offer for the Hazet tool copies from the TIS. Download the instructions before the offer expires
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120315625476&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&viewitem

[632 Regal]

http://www.kruztools.com/bmw009200c.jpg

[mikell]

Really, now do we need a $20 tool to aim washer nozzles? I mean, how much trouble is trial and error?

Nice to see the diagram, though - but, I think someone posted it here before -

[BMWCCA1]

I'm sure any BMW shop with the tool would be happy to sell it to you. In twenty years I never saw anyone use it more than once.

[632 Regal]

mine are real hard to adjust, seems its 1 position or the other with no area in between and both way off lol.

[BMWCCA1]

mine are real hard to adjust, seems its 1 position or the other with no area in between and both way off lol.Try using a long push-pin.

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:srer6KDaPQyFiM:http://www.pinebelthosting.com/gallery/d/381-4/pin.jpg

[632 Regal]

does not get far enough into the pisser to move... maybe they are partially clogged? Safety pin would NOT go in any of them. Did not try a sewing needle, afraid of it busting off, will try with pliers tomorrow, good idea now that I think about it. That guy behind me on the freeway will be happier.


Try using a long push-pin.

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:srer6KDaPQyFiM:http://www.pinebelthosting.com/gallery/d/381-4/pin.jpg

[Jehu]

I bought a set of sewing needles and if you're careful you can adjust them with one . Just find the thickest one which will fit as far in as one will go. I have found how they come apart though and those little tips can be completely removed from the nozzle assembly to be cleaned and probably even polished with some metal polish.. I found one of the heating wires had busted off when I opened one. It just pops open from the side somewhere. I used a jewelers flat head or perhaps called an eyeglass screwdriver, real thin and like a cm wide just twisted it and it popped open. Two nozzles, a spring and a little rubber piece all come out so watch where you open it .

[e34.535i.sport]

I bought a set of sewing needles and if you're careful you can adjust them with one.

+1 ... This is the way to go.

[russiankid]

Sewing needle will not bust off. They will just bend. My nozzles were stuck, so I just took a sewing needle and wiggled them loose.

Took about 5 minutes to get everything right.

[BMWCCA1]

If you want to unclog them, use a wire, not a needle. The wire won't break. We used to use the wire from the BMW warranty tags. If you want to adjust them, a push-pin is all I've ever used. Works fine for me. I suppose if they're really stuck, anything that fits the hole would work, needle or whatever. A new nozzle is a wonderful thing, but very expensive last I looked.

Good luck.

[BigKriss]

work fine for myself also


Try using a long push-pin.

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:srer6KDaPQyFiM:http://www.pinebelthosting.com/gallery/d/381-4/pin.jpg