DO NOT buy the washer relocation kit from CDC
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I'll try to get the part#
For those who want them invisable I imagine a little Armorall on the hose would make it blend in with the wiper arm. They are really not noticable at all, you have to remember I took the picture with a 5.0 meg camera 8 inches away from the lens.
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Okay guys its simple, I used a set of nozzles from Ford that clip to your wiper arms, they are off one of the Ford SUV's, I think its the Excursion but not 100% sure, I'll look around for the part #.
You just have to buy a tee and 5 or 6 feet of hose to make everything work. You'll need to pull your hood cowl off, 4 fasteners, connect the tee to the feed line and then bring each hose up through the wiper arm opening then up the arm to the clip on nozzle, you can use a black zip tie to hold the hose to the arm or do like I did and fill the pocket on the underside of the wiper arm with silicone, feed the hose through it and temporailly tape the hose to the arm until the silicone dries, only an inch or two of hose is exposed.
You just have to buy a tee and 5 or 6 feet of hose to make everything work. You'll need to pull your hood cowl off, 4 fasteners, connect the tee to the feed line and then bring each hose up through the wiper arm opening then up the arm to the clip on nozzle, you can use a black zip tie to hold the hose to the arm or do like I did and fill the pocket on the underside of the wiper arm with silicone, feed the hose through it and temporailly tape the hose to the arm until the silicone dries, only an inch or two of hose is exposed.
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