Mounting Washer Nozzle on Wiper Arm

[lee_phamily]

I just recently got a hood without any holes drilled into it. I was trying to custom it to go onto the Wiper Arm but don't have a clue where to start looking for the assembly for this. Just trying to see if anyone knew a website to buy this to covert it onto the Wiper arm or maybe if you knew what type of car has this mount for Wiper arm that I can just get from a junk yard.

I know I could just always drill holes into the hood.

[paulzy]

GM trucks had nozzles on the arms.

[brad]

chevy venture had the nozzles on the arms also

[TomO]

Just about all the GM vehicles like luminas, grand prixs, trucks, vans from 1988-1996 (and probably newer) had that setup. you can grab the setup from a junkyard or order new online.

[rexpepper123]

this is kind of a sweet idea!

[vtecn8ive]

Just mount the lines to the arm and put some type of thing to limit the amount of fluid that comes out.

[redlinetuning]

mount it under the hood like the new Acuras. Then you don't have to worry about the arms.

[04Eblue]

Yeah, copying the gm setup would be the easiest I think. You just have to run the fluid line into the cowl and then up to the wiper arm. Then leave about an inch of extra hose to allow for the pivoting motion of the wipers. I would try to grab some of the sprayers from a gm so your spray pattern is correct. Then just epoxy them or mount however you please to your current wiper arm.

[j3wman]

Infiniti G35 has this too

[RyanOrlando]

this is kind of a sweet idea!

I agree

[graphite92lx]

I did this on my 94 prelude, just bought the replacement gm type nozzles from oreilly for about fifteen bucks, comes with two nozzles and some washer line if i recall correctly, any auto parts store should have them in there dorman/help section

[Red&Black]

I have also done this before on my old civic hatchback, you shouldn't have to much of a problem it's not to hard :)