Washer nozzle options?
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Washer nozzle options?
'95 F250 - Stoopid me, I broke a washer nozzle. Couple options:
* OEM from Jeff's Bronco Graveyard - $15+8 shipping for just one. It would take about one minute to snap in.
* Generic Dorman kit: - $10, free shipping since I'd prob. be buying something else. Might take a little longer to set up
So has anyone tried the Dorman product? Review on Amazon claims it works better than the original, on whatever vehicle.
* OEM from Jeff's Bronco Graveyard - $15+8 shipping for just one. It would take about one minute to snap in.
* Generic Dorman kit: - $10, free shipping since I'd prob. be buying something else. Might take a little longer to set up
So has anyone tried the Dorman product? Review on Amazon claims it works better than the original, on whatever vehicle.
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From: Hartland, WI
You'd be surprised. I bought a replacement interior door handle for my truck from Autozone, the $8 piece of crap broke in two weeks. You could just feel the porosity in it, it was like Styrofoam. I decided to check the dealer on a whim, and $15 later I walked out the door with an OE handle that they had in stock. Not sure who you have for dealers around Madison, but I've had good luck with Griffin Ford in Waukesha and Soerens Ford in Brookfield.
Also: they still stock our key blanks and can make duplicates while you wait, if you need a spare. Remotes and rear hubcaps can still be ordered too, for a price of course.
Also: they still stock our key blanks and can make duplicates while you wait, if you need a spare. Remotes and rear hubcaps can still be ordered too, for a price of course.
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