Chewed/Broken Washer Fluid Line

[willmtaylor]

After filling the washer fluid reservoir on my newly-acquired ’05 LC100, I tried washing the windshield and nothing happened. Then I noticed a puddle of fluid beneath the engine bay. Finally discovered that the tube which delivers the fluid has been (apparently) chewed through just close to the hood hinge.

Any advice on the best way to rejoin the (now 2 tubes)?

 

[planomateo]

replace with OEM hose

 

[willmtaylor]

Also, how does one edit a post to correct typos?

 

[medtro]

Also, how does one edit a post to correct typos?

Click on "Edit".

 

[willmtaylor]

Click on "Edit".

I’m a brand new noob; must not be an unlocked option yet?

 

[medtro]

Do you have "Edit" next to the "Report" in your post?

 

[willmtaylor]

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Do you have "Edit" next to the "Report" in your post?

Yup, nope. Not there for me (yet?)

Thanks for taking the time though.

 

[planomateo]

Maybe related to the number of posts you've made.

 

[DiegoCrzr]

Spray your engine compartment and wheel wells down with a peppermint based spray, rodents love our LC's. Vehicle Rodent Repellent Peppermint Spray - 16 oz - https://www.pureoriginproducts.com/products/vehicle-rodent-repellent-spray

 

[planomateo]

Spray your engine compartment and wheel wells down with a peppermint based spray, rodents love our LC's. Vehicle Rodent Repellent Peppermint Spray - 16 oz - https://www.pureoriginproducts.com/products/vehicle-rodent-repellent-spray

I use peppermint as well, however I get the 16oz uncut and then mix with water. Stuff works great at preventing wasps nest.
(Amazon product ASIN B003C54M9A)

Here is another option, however I've never used this one.
Amazon product ASIN B07TPBQSVP