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I had to remove the drive side headlight form my 996TT. It went back in without any issues but now the washer jet doesn't work. when i remove the headlight again there's fluid everywhere so it looks like the "quick release" connection between the supply tube and nozzle assembly isn't mating correctly when the light locks in place. Lights work fine so the electrical multiplug must be ok. Light unit sits in place correctly, so not misaligned.
Is there a trick for getting them lined up?
yeah. it looks ok. Nothing is mis-shaoen or squashed in any way. All looks as I'd expect. I'm reluctant to remove the other light to compare, in case it does the same.
I might be able to get a scope in through the locking tool access hole, to see what's going on. It's impossible to see anything form the front
I have had the plug not sit right but the washer tube has always gone straight in and I've removed my headlights loads of times. I would have a look at the other headlight to compare.
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