Thanks to all in this thread for cropping, not repeating all the content
from previous posts in the thread.  BUT, with only the Digest number in the
Subject no one knows what is being discussed.  And then it appears that to
much has been cropped, I can't figure out what is being discussed!! So, can
someone tell me what "Can be removed from outside"?

On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 4:46 AM, ZedEE Scooby <gtadaizee@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Can be removed from outside.  They are dehydrated and fragile.  Put a rag
> over it, vise grips not too tight, 1/2 turn counter clockwise, careful you
> don't lose the hose.  I'd suggest flushing both hoses, pump and reservoir
> as they get very dirty.  I've just ordered 2 new ones from GW (something
> like 9.95/pr) and am going to put new hose & Y in also but I will be doing
> the nozzle and it's hose attachment from outside.  Simply can't get at the
> nozzle from inside.  There is a thread in Samba on this.  Good luck.
>
> >
> > > Help! I need to remove one of my nozzles to flush out some debris which
> > > keeps finding its way to the tip. Not sure if I can do it from the
> > > front, can't seem to access it from the rear. Any tips are appreciated.
> > >=20
> > > Gregory Smith
> > > Olympia, WA, USA
> > > '88 Vanagon GL
> > > '77 Lancia Scorpion
> > >=20
> >