

| Subject: | Re: 85 Vanagon/rear window spray nozzle + removing O2 sensor |
| From: | Gary Shea |
| Date: | Mon, 27 Jul 1998 12:36:47 -0600 |
On Sun, 26 Jul 1998, Judith Barr/Leo Girard wrote:
> Hi all,
> 1. In trying to resuscitate the rear window washer (all pumps working) I disassembled everything easily until I got to the nozzle assembly itself. It has a different looking nut/fastener/clampette on the inside holding the nozzle unit snug to the body.
Because the vehicle is in its 14th year there may be a problem of thread freeze but I couldn't see how to remove this last little piece. Is it threaded? Is it a friction fit clamp? Anyone successfully removed this without damage to the assembly?
I have removed that thing on my '81 van with an '86 back door.
It was awkward but easy enough. My recollection is that it's
a plastic piece with some springy fingers that hold it into
the metal; you have to apply pressure from all directions at
once while pulling from the outside... well, actually since
we only have two arms I found a lot of trial and error and
working from one side to the other eventually did the trick ;)
Good luck...
Gary
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