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987.1CS Front Drivers Side (UK) Wipers Water Jet

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YOUR RESEARCH987.1CS Front Drivers Side (UK) Wipers Water Jet

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squirter tip

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Second choice is a reasonable air blast into the feeder line but be advised too strong is no bueno, it’s more likely the squirter tip.
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squirter tip

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Second choice is a reasonable air blast into the feeder line but be advised too strong is no bueno, it’s more likely the squirter tip.
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POST 1Original post

Afternoon all, I hope your Porsche’s have been uncovered and are now ready for spring maintenance!! I’ve checked mine over and all looks good, but (Always a but with these cars) the windscreen water jet on the drivers side (UK) seems low powered (low spray). Do you have any suggestions as to what I should look at? The passenger side is perfect. Your opinions and expertise are always welcome 🙌🏻

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First thing I’d check is wax incursion into the squirter itself. A toothpick won’t scratch and should resolve the issue. Second choice is a reasonable air blast into the feeder line but be advised too strong is no bueno, it’s more likely the squirter tip.

POST 3Original post

Thank you. I’ll do this checks and hopefully the issue will be resolved 🤞

POST 4Original post

An old toothbrush is also perfect for avoiding wax buildup there without paint scratching.

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