i need a shove in the right direction.

my 87 420sel the window washer jets the ones on the hood. well they plugged up so i tried to clean them with a pin. well 1 opened up the other 3 didn't.

so i looked them over and i see the hose running to them but am i mistaken that there are some electrical wires going to them as well????? i figured that out it's a heating sys for the nozzle.

now can someone give me a shove about removing or cleaning the nozzle. maybe a hint on adjusting the aim on them.
tks
craig

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Thanks Much!
Craig

1972 350sl Red/Blk 117k
1988 420sel charcoal/Blk 140k
1987 420sel gold/tan 128k
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Pound it to fit then Paint it to match!

There is only First Place and Varying degrees of last!

Old age and deceit will overcome Youth and Enthusiasm every time!

Putting the square peg in the round hole is not hard... IF you do it fast enough!

Old enough to know better but stupid enough to do it anyway!

Aiming should be roughly in a W pattern, hitting the glass, I believe, about 2/3 the way up, which will hit at about halfway up at speed on the highway.

I had 3/4 completely corroded shut and was able to carefully drill them out with a super fine bit and a small hand drill. Bit cost me less than a dollar at local HW store.

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David
1986 300E Anthracite + ECodes + MB Mileage Award

Craig,
I used the B string from a light acoustic set, .016" diameter for cleaning mine. The steel wire is firm, but flexible and did a great job--can be run all the way to the connector. I need to run to grocery store in a while, if i have a spare string i'll hang it on the door knob at your shop.
Earl

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Earl McLain
'02 C230 Kompressor
'89 560 SEL "Frau BlueCar" (retired April 2004)