Washer nozzle and tube routing / wiper switch (1 Viewer)

[Tubbster85]

Anyone know if these are factory windshield washer nozzles? I’m thinking no but can’t seem to find any online. I have a washer fluid tank/pump that comes with the tubing, just not sure how it routes in the engine bay with the dual nozzles.

 

[Shark56]

Looks like the ones that were on a 1970 hood I had. I think they were stock one early 40's then the switched to the plastic ET head looking ones.

 

[thebigredrocker]

I have those nozzles on my 71. Not plumbed in yet though.

 

[thebigredrocker]

Didn't find any routing pictures in mud, surely someone has posted a picture of OEM routing. Here's a microfiche drawing.

 

[Tubbster85]

I can find posts for later years where it routs through the windshield frame but I’ve searched here and the google and come up with nothing.

 

[Tubbster85]

Here you go @ToyotaMatt

 

[ToyotaMatt]

stand by for 2nd pic , see female threads behind clutch master , a footman's loop goes there to help route and guide hose .........

yellow is washer T shown in diagram

 

[ToyotaMatt]

 

[ToyotaMatt]

how did i do ?

 

[ToyotaMatt]

here is a clamp or footmans loop i would expect to see routing washer hose ,,,,

 

[ToyotaMatt]

This is out of my 1965 paper parts cataloger

Note call out letter E

clamp

 

[Tubbster85]

That’s very helpful. So the tubing rides in these?

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Yes

just under the lip of the cowel

inside the engine bay

remember this was a dealer installed assy option

and routing had to be quick fast and efficient

so surface runs tucked up with the vacuum tube
For the t-case etc makes logical sence to me

Modern Toyota’s are run in a similar fassion

the exact placement of that 1 clip is a critical clue

note my cataloger says only 1 per Vehical

See if u still have the Clip installed

Maybe it’s wedged in time and space right before our eyes

And only a sharp one will find it ...

I will continue the hunt

And post any relevant info


got. Buddy in Texas with a. 12 truck fleet of all
Older gems

I bet he has our concrete TEq facts ....

 

[Skeet]

single nozzle so likely not very helpful

 

[ToyotaMatt]

There's always a Slip Between a Cup and CowL Lip ............

i have these :

not sure if helpful but never the less Killer Kool ............

 

[ToyotaMatt]

That’s very helpful. So the tubing rides in these?View attachment 2285287View attachment 2285290

hey Tubster

if u like i can send out a few of the multi use clamps i showed above to help you out ?

NO Cost involved ...........

i also have mY Version and brand of Reproduction OEM Blue tint hose , just tell me how long u need

i have a large Roll as in many meters ...............

 

[Tubbster85]

Well I knew I needed to replace the wiper switch because it wouldn’t turn the pump on. Changed it, pump up works but I’m still having the same problem that the wipers will not turn off every time. It was fine when I had the 40 off but switched on, started the engine and they won’t turn off now unless I park them between off and the first speed on the switch. Could it be the motor? I’m not very good with wiring and it’s a pain to get up in there (fat).

 

[Tubbster85]

Could it be the motor itself?

 

[Tubbster85]

Well got the tubing in. One nozzle was clogged so I blew it out with compressed air. I got washer fluid now. Took the switch out a couple times and now it seems to be working. Hardest part was getting the defrost duct back in afterwards.

 

[ToyotaMatt]

NO

you have your top terminals switch connector on backwards

most likley ............

use caution here to verify this


u do have a top spade terminals wiper switch right ?

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