[zenopio]

man thats a nice job..good work
will try it on my car also...

[manikjeet]

@ revtech

thanks for your comment man
@hydrashok
thanks for the comment and yes i was to scared to punch hole in my new bumper but in the end it all went well and the holes ain't visible now

@ flipsyde

the tubes are the tubes which are used in a windshield nozzle setup and pipes goes from the back of the battery and then up the hood and meet the t joint

@zenopio

thanks man and if you need any pointers i will love to help you

[Sankar]

Nice work manikjeet & really useful on the long drives at night. What you could do now to refine the headlamp washer mod job is to get another windshield washer bottle with it's own motor. Provided you have space to mount it inside the engine bay. Connect it to a separate spring loaded toggle switch and you have independent control over the washing and you'll not empty the windscreen washer fluid unnecessarily which might be badly needed at some point of driving.

[manikjeet]

thanks sanksr
for suggesting and giving me a new project to work upon


and yes its sure useful on those long drives on the highway

[speedzak]

That's a bloody good DIY job! (Applause everybody!)

I agree with Sankar. That's a good way forward. And also get a bit powerful pump which will pluck out any stubborn pieces of mud from the Headlamps.
You may also try adding another pair of nozzles to compensate for the wiper. Two nozzles flushing powerful onto hot headlamps will do a lot.
As for wipers, I suspect it to be a bit difficult job.

[moralfibre]

Hi Manikjeet, Ram showed me a kit available from Hella for around Rs. 1,500/-. You may take a look at it:

http://www.day-lights.de/shop/catalog/images/SWRA.JPG

[zenopio]

hey moral fire..where are can get them

manikjeet can you tell how you fixed the nozzels with some srew or what???

[moralfibre]

Originally Posted by zenopio

hey moral fire..where are can get them

No idea buddy. Try using Google and you'd find it. The name is there on the picture!

[BUSA]

Originally Posted by moralfibre

No idea buddy. Try using Google and you'd find it. The name is there on the picture!

Hey MF, i tried searching for it but where in India can we get and if its for Rs. 1500 wont it be available here or so

[manikjeet]

@speedzak
thanks for the comment and i will be working on it in a few days as soon as abhi gets free from work and i as i mentioned earlier the wiper would be to big for the headlamp

@moralfibre

hey manthe kit you posted the pick of can you give some more details the shop guy say he will find out but he says he hasn't seen it for heard of it before and i tried to google but i couldn't find much

@busa
any luck man

[speedzak]

Who is Abhi??

[manikjeet]

Originally Posted by speedzak

Who is Abhi??

abhi is a team bhp member his ID is abhibh

he was the first one to comment on the this thread

[xinome]

nice one manikjeet never thought about a headlamp washer, LE alto i must say. so what else do you have in store for us spill it out.

waiting for your next D.I.Y

[CrAzY dRiVeR]

Originally Posted by manikjeet

abhi is a team bhp member his ID is abhibh

he was the first one to comment on the this thread

Nice work!

Can i ask something?
How to place the nozzle on the front bumper in case of cars having body coloured bumpers?

[manikjeet]

@ xinome

thanks man and the next DIY is getting a separate motor and switch for the headlamp washer

@crazy driver

after installing you could just paint them with touch up paint

@zenopio

sorry didn't ans your question earlier

i didn't screw them they are stuck in bumper as the holes are a little small but if you have made a bigger hole you can just use feviquick so make it stick