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windhsield washer sprayers and fiberglass hoods
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Palmer72bronco
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 windhsield washer sprayers and fiberglass hoods Hey guys what have you done to your eb with a fiberglass hoods and windshield washer sprayers, tired of pooring water out the window so i can see. i have a setup on my 72 not working right now and getting ready to do another bronco. wanted to get ideas and thoughts from everybody on how you did it. thanks see you all tomorrow for some breakfast.
Ryan Palmer
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ZOSO
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Re: windhsield washer sprayers and fiberglass hoods I mounted the stock sprayers onto the scoop. only downfall to that is they now spray way high on the windshield unless moving down the road.
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Kinder
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Re: windhsield washer sprayers and fiberglass hoods Is it a scoop or cowl hood? if so I made a bracket that sits inside and points out the vent holes, I can post a photo if you're interested.
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Re: windhsield washer sprayers and fiberglass hoods
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BFD305
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Re: windhsield washer sprayers and fiberglass hoods Do the Cherokee wiper upgrade and run the washers up the blade like the cherokees have. Keeps the hood clean and will probably work better.
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akaFrankCastle
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Re: windhsield washer sprayers and fiberglass hoods I was JUST TODAY wondering if anyone had utilized the hoses on the Chrysler wiper arms. I just went and pulled two arms from Chrysler mini-vans today. One had the sprayer hose on it. The piece that goes through the glass on the mini-vans is pretty slick too. I just didn't like the idea of drilling my windshield frame to run it.
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Palmer72bronco
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Re: windhsield washer sprayers and fiberglass hoods have the cherokee arms conversion, thinking of running the tubes on the wipers. gonna have to do some research
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