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Windshield washer fluid jet part #?
Am I an idiot, or is there no washer fluid jet available in the Pelican catalogue? I've searched for washer fluid jets, nozzles, anything I can think of, including browsing all the "washer parts" list.
Does any one have a part # or at least the correct name? Or even better yet a pair for sale? Thanks, Chris
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06-06-2006, 06:38 PM
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I DO! I have at least one heated nozzle. I will check if i have two. I will even let you have them cheap, I also need to check some fuel pumps for someone still so I will try to get that taken care of asap.
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Cool, thanks. As I understand it, though, an 83 didn't have heated nozzles. Will the heated ones still hook up to whatever plumbing I have?
Thanks! Chris
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I do have 2. unless someone can tell me im full of it, I believe the only diffrence is the addition of two wires. I believe most of these parts were from an 84 or 85 car. As far as price....... I don't know what they are worth.
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well I found some, the heated ones are $34 a piece and non heated earlies are $6.34 ea. Look around at dismatlers. They are dirt cheap.
-Greg
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Me neither. How about a buck apiece? (kidding)
I searched the classifieds and only came up with 2 results, neither of which had a price. I did however find a part #, 928 628 077 00, (I guess they're the same as those on 928s?) which does turn up heated washer jets in the Pelican catalogue. It says part #928-628-077-00-70B-M100 was superceded to part # 928-628-077-00-70B-M100. Yep, those are the same part #s, except the 2nd one is 12 bucks cheaper. wtf? Oh yeah, and I defy anyone to actually find this part by searching for "washer jet".  Maybe this is one of the bugs in the new catalogue system...Anyway, looks like they're $30 new. So what's a fair price? How's the condition? Hopefully this thread may help some future lost soul straighten this out  Chris
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The leads have been cut, but you diddnt need those. They both cleaned up well. They have the weather seal, and I am working on getting some wax out of one of them. They are both in good condition so $20 shipped for the pair?
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Sounds good. Do you do paypal? Before you commit to price including shipping, just wanted to make sure you notice I'm in Canada, so it might be a bit more. If it is, $25 is ok with me. Regular mail is preferable, as there's less chance of me being charged duty and taxes. I'll pm you my address.
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1972 Porsche 911T 2.4
