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That would be a neat trick if I my Jeep had remote diagnostics.
Sadly, the bodyshop that fitted my Bushwackers didn't read the instructions I gave them concerning the washer bottle. I have since shortened the two offending bolts but my washer bottle still has two small punctures where the full length bolts fretted through.
That would be a neat trick if I my Jeep had remote diagnostics.
Sadly, the bodyshop that fitted my Bushwackers didn't read the instructions I gave them concerning the washer bottle. I have since shortened the two offending bolts but my washer bottle still has two small punctures where the full length bolts fretted through.
Vince, when redoing my fender flairs, I drilled a couple holes in my washer bottle I just got some RTV silicon and filled the holes then let dry. It holds very well, I have not had any leaks with that fix. Much better than buying a new bottle.
Vince, when redoing my fender flairs, I drilled a couple holes in my washer bottle I just got some RTV silicon and filled the holes then let dry. It holds very well, I have not had any leaks with that fix. Much better than buying a new bottle.
I bought some special glue for fixing it but I was worried the cure time would take longer than the time I had available. The screw idea is brilliant! Combined with the adhesive or RTV and a large washer it would provide a long lasting wear surface against the bolts. I'll try that first.
I bought some special glue for fixing it but I was worried the cure time would take longer than the time I had available. The screw idea is brilliant! Combined with the adhesive or RTV and a large washer it would provide a long lasting wear surface against the bolts. I'll try that first.