windshield washer nozzles

[refinemrh]

Does anyone have some pictures of the windshield washer nozzles installed along with the water supply tubing.

Thanks for your help.

[candymancan]

The nizzles believe it or not.. are just just metal tubing PINCHED in the niddle.. which shoots a stream of water on the windshield.. Litterally thats all it is.

Ill snap pics later though if you want.

[refinemrh]

I have the nozzles just don’t remember where the attach to the Jeep. It was (3) years ago I disassembled the Jeep and I don’t remember how the attached


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[tgreese]

There is a good picture in the 81J parts book here - https://oljeep.com/edge_parts_man.html

Page 23D-1000

wipernozzles.png

Parts 19. IIRC they do not stick out, but shoot a stream through the slats in the fresh air grille.

[tgreese]

The plumbing is simple - comes through a hole in the firewall and into the cowl, underneath my finger (not the visible hole - a hidden hole under the rubber hood seal). Then tee to each nozzle.

J20fingerOverCowl.jpg

I don't see an obvious place where the nozzles attach.

This truck came to me missing the nozzles. I used these generics from Dorman (?) - works fine, gets me past inspection.

J20cowlgrille.jpg

[refinemrh]

Thank you all for the great info and pictures. I really appreciate the help

[letank]

Not too sure how the 83 chero washer holes are located. Tim posted a pict on the earlier models, 60''s to 78 probably, with a single pod with 2 nozzles that can be adjusted for angle with a screwdriver. The diagram described the latter years such as 85 which I include picts... of course in my case the metal tubes where in bad shape and I installed an earlier version of the single pod.

View from the hood

WashserHolesFSJx.jpg

you can see the divot on the rubber gasket for the tube passage and the hole, the bracket is attached to the visible screw

WasherDivotsFSJx.jpg

and one pict with both sprayer configuration

[tgreese]

According to the parts book, Jeep changed from the turret washer (PN 960366) to the hidden tubes (PN 5458180) in 1976. Year, model, equipment of the OP's Jeep? If you put that in your signature file, it will appear in all of your posts. General location helps too.

Generic nozzles: https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-11594-47137.aspx

[SJTD]

Would it be worth it to use more than two of those?

[SJTD]

Oops, double post. What happened to the delete button?

[tgreese]

Would it be worth it to use more than two of those?

Dunno. The two I have put the streams into the middle of the wiper path now. Seems to work as well as the wipers would allow. That kit is ca $12 on Amazon, and I probably would not buy it just to experiment.

[letank]

Would it be worth it to use more than two of those?

I only use the turret style, my pict with both style was to show the different styles.

Some have drilled holes in the hood and put other type of nozzles

[J7M46sn]

Does anyone know where I can get these metal tube nozzles for my '77 J20? One was missing, and the metal tab broken off the tube on the other... Kind of sucks not having windshield washer fluid where it belongs... Thanks!

[tgreese]

Junkyard. If you put your location in your signature we might have a local place to suggest.

Maybe try car-part.com to locate a Wagoneer or J-truck in a yard near you. They won't list a tiny part like this, but you could enter something related like "wiper linkage." Then go take a look at the hulk.

Post in the WTB (want to buy) forum here or at other Jeep forums. Look for Jeeps that might have them in the cars that are parted out in the FS forum here.

Maybe NOS if you search for the Jeep PN (given above). Unlikely IMO.

You can sub the plastic Dorman nozzles like I posted above. They work ok.

[letank]

Does anyone know where I can get these metal tube nozzles for my '77 J20? One was missing, and the metal tab broken off the tube on the other... Kind of sucks not having windshield washer fluid where it belongs... Thanks!

If can find the ones I pulled out of mine you can have them for shipping! one was refilled with JB weld... as pict above.

Not too many FSJ in the yards... Otherwise J&W in Sacramento have acres of jeeps

[phatton]

T bought an universal hose and nozzel kit off of amazon for around $10. I marked the slotted cowl cover where I wanted the nozzels to go. The nozzels were a little too wide to get in the slot. I removed the slotted cover enlarged the slots where I wanted the nozzels to go ran the rubber and replaced the cover. Whole project took about an hour,