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WANTED: Washer bottle for 2001 XJ
- Thread starter Vince
- Start date
DrMoab
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- The Utah Backwater
This just happen? How did you find out about it?Vince said:
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.
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.
Clint
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Grantsville, UT
Vince said:
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.
- Location
- New Mexico
Clint said:Vince, when redoing my fender flairs, I drilled a couple holes in my washer bottle
You could also use some screws/washers/RTV to plug the wholes.
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.
Clint
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Grantsville, UT
Vince said:
The silicon based RTV I used only took about 30 min to dry. Seal it, fill it up to the holes..then when you get to where your going, fill the rest
